New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 141

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✨ Film Classification Decisions

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 141

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Applicant	Maker	Title Silent(S) or Talkie(T)	No. of Copies	Gauge	Running Time Minutes	Reason for Refusal, Excisions, or Alterations	Decision and Cert. No.	Country of Origin	Remarks
Kerridge Odeon Film Distributors	Cannon Pictures	Deadly Game (T No. 1)	2	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.
Goethe Institut	Noll Brinckmann	EIN HALBES LEBEN	1	16 mm	5.5		G	West Germany	No dialogue.
New Zealand Federation of Film Societies	Peter Wang	A GREAT WALL	1	35 mm	103.0		GA	U.S.A.
Goethe Institut	C. Jozits	NEGATIVE MAN	1	16 mm	2.5		G	West Germany
Kerridge Odeon Film Distributors	Gruziafilm	Repentance (T No. 1)	2	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.
Goethe Institut	Helmut Herbst	SCHWARZ WEISS	1	16 mm	6.0		GY	West Germany	No dialogue.
Kerridge Odeon Film Distributors	Orion Pictures Corp	ROT September (T No. 1)	6	35 mm	1.0		G	U.S.A.
New Zealand Theatres New Zealand Federation of Film Societies	Cannon Pictures Wim Wenders	Sky People (T No. 1) WINGS OF DESIRE	1	35 mm	2.0 130.0	RP 13 GA	U.S.A. West Germany/France
New Zealand Federation of Film Societies	Bill Plympton	YOUR FACE	1	35 mm	3.0		GY	U.S.A.

7 July 1988

| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Edouard Niermans | ANGEL DUST | 1 | 35 mm | 97.0 | | GA | France | Censor’s note: Some content may disturb. French dialogue English subtitles. |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Kazuo Hara | THE EMPEROR’S NAKED ARMY MARCHES ON | 1 | 16 mm | 120.0 | | GA | Japan | Censor’s note: Some content may offend. Japanese dialogue, English subtitles. |
| K. Dudding | K. Dudding | POWER TO THE RANAK PEOPLE | 1 | VHS | 29.0 | | Exempt | N.Z. | |
| K. Dudding | K. Dudding | POWER TO THE RANAK PEOPLE | 1 | 3/4” | 29.0 | | Exempt | N.Z. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Mike Leigh | THE SHORT & CURLIES | 1 | 35 mm | 18.0 | | GY | U.K. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Edward Yang | THE TERRORISER | 1 | 35 mm | 110.0 | | GA | Taiwan | Chinese dialogue, English subtitles. |

8 July 1988

| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Susan Young/Jonathan Hodgson | THE DOOMSDAY CLOCK AN INSIDE JOB | 1 | 35 mm | 9.5 11.0 | GY | U.K. Ireland | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Jeffrey Newitt/Neville Astley | THE JUMP | 1 | 16 mm | 3.5 | | GY | U.K. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Gaylene Preston | KAI PURAKAU | 1 | 16 mm | 27.0 | | G | N.Z. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Charles Laughton | THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER | 1 | 35 mm | 93.5 | | GA | U.S.A. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Duncan Sargent | PUMPERNICKLE | 1 | 16 mm | 23.5 | | GY | N.Z. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Jane Aaron | SET IN MOTION | 1 | 16 mm | 4.0 | | G | U.S.A. | |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Victor Schonfield | SHATTERED DREAMS | 1 | 16 mm | 173.0 | | GA | U.K. | Censor’s note: Some scenes may disturb. |
| Goethe Institut | Ulrike Ottinger | SUPERBIA | 1 | 16 mm | 16.5 | | GY | West Germany | |

11 July 1988

| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Dan Klugherz | THE ‘REAL’ JULIA | 1 | 16 mm | 56.0 | | GA | U.S.A. | |
| Goethe Institut | Helma Sanders-Brahms | ANGELIKA URBAN— SHOPPING ASSISTANT— ENGAGED | 1 | 16 mm | 32.5 | | G | West Germany | German dialogue, English subtitles. |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Jonathan Reiss | A BITTER MESSAGE OF HOPELESS GRIEF | 1 | 16 mm | 13.0 | | GA | U.S.A. | |
| Natali & Wadan Goethe Institut | Babu Alexander Kluge/Peter Schamoni | DILILAAA THE ETERNITY OF YESTERDAY EXECUTION, A | 1 1 | 35 mm 16 mm | 120.5 11.0 | Exempt GY | India West Germany | Hindi dialogue. German dialogue, English subtitles. |
| Goethe Institut | Elfi Mikesch | A STUDY OF MARY FAMILY CRYPT—A LOVE POEM OF MY MOTHER | 1 | 16 mm | 25.5 11.0 | GA G | West Germany |
| Goethe Institut | Maria Lang | THE INDUSTRIAL LOVE POEM | 1 | 16 mm | 37.5 | | GY | West Germany | German dialogue, English subtitles. |
| Goethe Institut | Harun Farocki | AS YOU SEE | 1 | 16 mm | 72.0 | | RP 13 | West Germany | German dialogue, English subtitles. |
| Natali & Wadan Goethe Institut | Subhash Ghai/Jean-Marie Straub | KARMA MACHORKA—MUFF | 1 1 | 35 mm 16 mm | 120.5 17.5 | Exempt G | India West Germany | Hindi dialogue. German dialogue, English subtitles. |
| Goethe Institut | Vlado Kristl | MADELEINE— MADELEINE MAMMA HEMMERS | 1 | 16 mm | 11.0 9.5 | G GA | West Germany | German dialogue. No dialogue. |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Robert Stone | RADIO BIKINI | 1 | 16 mm | 56.0 | | GA | U.K./U.S.A. | |
| Goethe Institut | Rudolf Thome | THE RECONCILIATION | 1 | 16 mm | 20.0 | | G | West Germany | German dialogue, English subtitles. |
| Goethe Institut | Alexander V. Berswordt | A SIDE TRIP TO EHRENBACH | 1 | 16 mm | 23.0 | | GY | West Germany | No dialogue. |
| Mirage Films Ltd. | Larry Parr | A SOLDIER’S TALE | 1 | 35 mm | 99.5 | | GA | N.Z. | Censor’s note: Some content may disturb. |
| New Zealand Federation of Film Societies | Luigi Acquisto | SPAVENTAPASSERI | 1 | 16 mm | 31.5 | | GA | Australia | Italian dialogue, English subtitles. |
| Goethe Institut | Thomas Giefer | THERE’S ALSO | 1 | 16 mm | 31.5 | | GY | West Germany | German dialogue, English subtitles. |

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