New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 43

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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

J Marquet Millenium Productions GARDEN OF THE DEAD 1 35 mm 58 R 1374 U.S.A. 16 years and over.

N.Z. Federation of Film Societies Inc. Una Production CRIA CUERVOS 1 35 mm 109 GA 1619 Spain Spanish dialogue, English subtitles. New applicant. See entry on 2/3/78.

N.Z. Federation of Film Societies Inc. Elias Querejeta ELISA VIDA MIA 1 35 mm 130 R 1375 Spain 16 years and over. Spanish dialogue, English subtitles. New applicant. See entry on 10/4/79.

N.Z. Federation of Film Societies Inc. Action Films/Les Films Christian Pechner/Les Films du Losange/Les Films 7/Rennes Productions/Saga-Simar Productions/Vincent Malle CELINE ET JULIE VONT EN BATEAU 1 35 mm 192 R 1376 France 16 years and over. French dialogue, English subtitles. New applicant. See entry on 17/4/79.

Wednesday, 10 February 1982

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Central Documentary Film Studio The Russian Winter Festival 3 16 mm 24½ G 3129 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Rostov Film Studio Ask the Mothers 1 16 mm 10 G 3130 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Leningrad Documentary Film Studio Intourist Itineraries 3 16 mm 20 G 3131 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Moscow Documentary Film Studio The Heart of the Nation 1 16 mm 19½ G 3132 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Moscow Documentary Film Studio Honorary Title 1 16 mm 20½ G 3133 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Sverdlovsk Film Studios Production Hot Winter in Ust-Ulmisk 1 16 mm 16 G 3134 U.S.S.R. English narration

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Kazakh Film Studio Alma-Ata 3 16 mm 194 G 3135 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Thursday, 11 February 1982

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Central Documentary Film Studio Around the Soviet Union 2 16 mm 10 G 3136 U.S.S.R. English narration.

N.Z. Federation of Film Societies Inc. Pennebaker Inc. 1979 TOWN BLOODY HALL 1 16 mm 874 Censor’s note: Contains some offensive language. GA 1620 U.S.A.

Friday, 12 February 1982

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Moscow Popular Science Studios The Workers of a Moscow Factory 2 16 mm 25 G 3137 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Embassy of the U.S.S.R. Leningrad Documentary Film Studio Russia Today 2 16 mm 30½ G 3138 U.S.S.R. English narration.

Monday, 15 February 1982

N.Z. Federation of Film Societies Inc. Tango Film Berlin/Project Film Production THE THIRD GENERATION—DIE DRITTE GENERATION 1 16 mm 109 R 1377 Federal Republic of Germany 16 years and over. German dialogue, English subtitles.

Columbia Films (N.Z.) Ltd. Columbia Pictures ONLY WHEN I LAUGH 2 35 mm 119 GA 1622 U.S.A.

Cinema International Corporation (N.Z.) Ltd. O.P. Production DAYS OF HEAVEN 1 16 mm 93 GY 1262 U.S.A.

Tuesday, 16 February 1982

Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Barry and Eurlight Productions PRIVATE LESSONS 1 35 mm 87 R 1378 U.S.A. 18 years and over.

International Film Distributors Oasis Films Ltd./N.Z. National Film Unit THE SCARECROW 1 35 mm 87½ Censor’s note: Contains coarse language. GA 1623 N.Z. 13 years and over.

Columbia Films (N.Z.) Ltd. Columbia Pictures NEIGHBORS 1 35 mm 954 R 1379 U.S.A.

Wednesday, 17 February 1982

N.Z. Federation of Film Societies Inc. Praes Film G.m.b.H., Berlin KUHLE WAMPE/WEM GEHÖRT DIE WELT 1 16 mm 704 GY 1263 Federal Republic of Germany German dialogue, English subtitles.

Twentieth Century Fox Distribution (N.Z.) Ltd. Michael White Ltd. URGH! A MUSIC WAR 1 35 mm 1034 GA 1624 U.K.

Twentieth Century Fox Distribution (N.Z.) Ltd. Michael White Ltd. Urgh! A Music War (T) 1 35 mm 24 G 3139 U.K.

Royal Netherlands Embassy Ton van der Horst/A.N.W.B. Cycling on the Level 1 16 mm 274 G 3140 Netherlands English commentary,

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