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''Alive in Joburg'' is the 2005 short which became the basis for the 2009 film ''[[District 9]]''.
''Alive in Joburg'' is the 2005 short which became the basis for the 2009 film ''[[District 9]]''.


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Alive in Joburg is the 2005 short which became the basis for the 2009 film District 9.

The following weapons were used in the film Alive In Joburg:

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Alive in Joburg (2005)



FN SCAR-L

The two (apparently CG) soldiers who attack the bio-suited "Poleepkwa" use FN SCAR-Ls, with scopes and fore-grips attached.

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Unknown Rifle

Unused by the sniper (Sharlto Copley).


FAL (Or, Likely, R1)

Used by the Sniper (Sharlto Copley) on patrol.

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Beretta 92FS (?)

Constable Bongani Zulu uses one of these.

Type 56

A Poleepkwa is seen using a Type 56 to fire on police officers. One is also seen in the back of an apprehended vehicle.

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Remington 870

Seen at the beginning of the film in the hands of a police officer.

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Vektor R6

Bongani Zulu's partner uses this to fire on a Poleepkwa with a Type 56.

Uzi

A police officer is seen with a full-size Uzi.

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It's hard to see, but the rear sights signify a full-size Uzi.


Toy Micro-Uzi

A child is seen with a toy Micro-Uzi.

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How cute.

FN Minimi

South African troops are seen with the FN Minimi.

  • The shot is from archival footage of South African soldiers during the 1980s, so the stock is more likely that of a R4 rifle (Galil).
On the far left, it's a Minimi. You can tell. I think there's a shot that shows the rear sights, and the pistol grip is more in line with a Minimi than an R4.


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On the left, the stock of an FN Minimi is seen

1911-style pistol, likely Star BS

Constable Zulu or his partner is seen with this stuck in the back of his pants while apprehending a Poleepkwa criminal.

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Star Model BS - 9x19mm.
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