New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 112

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✨ Film Censorship Decisions

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Applicant	Maker	Title Silent(S) or Trailer(T)	No. of Copies	Gauge	Running time Minutes	Reasons for Refusal, Excisions or Alterations	Decision and Cert. No.	Country of Origin	Remarks
Embassy of U.S.S.R.	Popular Science and Documentary Film Studio, Uzbekistan	The Right to Work	1	16 mm	18½		G 1972	U.S.S.R.	English narration.
Embassy of U.S.S.R.	Central Documentary Film Studio, Moscow	Around the Soviet Union No. 160	1	16 mm	10		G 1973	U.S.S.R.	English narration.
Embassy of U.S.S.R.	Ukrainian Documentary Film Studio	The Right to Housing	1	16 mm	164		G 1974	U.S.S.R.	English dialogue.
Embassy of U.S.S.R.	Central Film Studio, Moscow	The Soviet Soldier	1	16 mm	18		G 1975	U.S.S.R.	English narration.
Embassy of U.S.S.R.	Riga Film Studios	The Right to Rest and Leisure and the Right to Health Protection	1	16 mm	17½		G 1976	U.S.S.R.	English narration.
Embassy of U.S.S.R.	Leningrad Documentary Film Studio	The Soviet Army—Military Band Conductors	2	16 mm	19		G 1977	U.S.S.R.	English narration.
N.Z. Film Services Ltd.	Central Popular Science Film Studio, Moscow	The Right to Education	1	16 mm	20		G 1978	U.S.S.R.	English narration.
Columbia Warner	Solar/Fred Weintzraub Production	TOM HORN	2	16 mm	97		GA 1431	U.S.A.	Exempted.
Fox	National Film Board of Canada	Octopus Hunt	1	35 mm	16½		G 1979	Canada
Cinema International Corporation	Universal	XANADU	16	35 mm	96		GY 1073	U.S.A.
Cinema International Corporation	Universal	Xanadu (T. No. 1)	2	35 mm	2		G 1980	U.S.A.
Cinema International Corporation	Solofilm Company Production	THE AWAKENING	2	35 mm	104		G 1981	U.K.	13 years and over.
Sixteen Millimetre	R. J. T. Group and P. T. Insantra Film	ENTER THE GAME OF DEATH	1	16 mm	80	s. 26 (2) (c) violence	GA 1433	Hong Kong	English dialogue. Pre-cut.
Sixteen Millimetre	Hai Hua Cinema Company	BRUCE LEE THE INVINCIBLE	1	16 mm	81	s. 26 (2) (c) violence and sex	GA 1434	Hong Kong	English dialogue. Pre-cut.
Cinema International Corporation	Metro-Goldwyn Meyer	FAME	5	35 mm	131	s. 26 (2) (c) offensive language	GA 1435	U.S.A.
Cinema International Corporation	Metro-Goldwyn Meyer	Fame (Teaser T)	4	35 mm	1½		G 1982	U.S.A.
Cinema International Corporation	Metro-Goldwyn Meyer	Fame (T. No. 1)	8	35 mm	1½		G 1983	U.S.A.
Cinema International Corporation	Metro-Goldwyn Meyer	Fame (T. No. 2)	6	35 mm	2½		G 1984	U.S.A.
Gospel Film Service Trust	Lutheran T.V. Production/Religious Films Production	Tough Love	1	16 mm	27		GY 1074	U.S.A.
Columbia Warner	Jerome Hellman Films Inc.	PROMISES IN THE DARK	1	16 mm	118		GA 1436	U.S.A.
Gospel Film Service Trust	Video Outreach Inc.	THE CHRISTMAS CAROL	1	16 mm	90		Ex. 1777	U.S.A.	Exempted.
Gospel Film Service Trust	Intermedia Production	Cliff Flipside	1	16 mm	28		Ex. 1778	U.S.A.	Exempted.
International Film Distributors	Debra Hill Production	The Fog (T)	2	35 mm	2	s. 26 (2) (c) horror	G 1985	U.S.A.	Alternative version.
Everard Films Ltd.	Lawrence M. Landsburgh	Dawn Flight	1	16 mm	21		G 1986	U.S.A.
N.Z. Film Services Ltd.	Pathé	Spotlight on the World 31/80	1	35 mm	7½		Ex. 1779	France	Exempted.
International Film Distributors	Dimension Pictures Inc.	Dixie Dynamite (T)	2	35 mm	2	s. 26 (2) (c) violence	G 1987	U.S.A.	English narration.
International Film Distributors	Golden Harvest/Goodtimes Films Productions	The Boys in Company C (T)	2	35 mm	2	s. 26 (2) (c) violence, sex and offensive language	G 1988	Hong Kong	English dialogue.
International Film Distributors	Backstage Productions	Golden Girl (T)	2	35 mm	2	s. 26 (2) (c) offensive language	G 1989	U.S.A.
Fox	William Davidson Production	The Shape of Things to Come (T)	1	35 mm	3	s. 26 (2) (c) violence	G 1991	U.S.A.
Fox	Bloodstar Productions Ltd./Bloodstar Films (ABP) Ltd.	Death Ship (T)	1	35 mm	2	s. 26 (2) (c) violence and horror	G 1992	Canada/U.K.

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