Economic status plays a huge role in the development of health within a given community. The movie Unnatural Causes critically explains how the difference in economic/social status affect health. The structural violence of classism expressed throughout the movie shows the difficulty and rates of death and/or disease with the variables of wealth, education, and overall status amongst the local/global population. For example, District 16 had a collective 63.8% of the population with a college education, while District 24 only had 15.4%. This is then compared to the life expectancy of citizens within that given district with the results being District 16 having an average of 79.3 and District 24 with an average of 75.3. This is also connected
