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✨ Video Recordings Authority Decisions

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 85

Format System	Applicant	Director	Title	Running Time F	Running Time T	Country of Origin	Decision (including description)	Reasons for Refusal, Excisions	Remarks
VHS/PAL	Nayco Corporation	Michael Kin	DRAGON FORCE Notices, etc.	93.25	0.12	Hong Kong	Indecent in the hands of persons under the age of 16 years; contains violence.		Partly dubbed in English, some Cantonese dialogue.

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🎓 Video Recordings Authority Decisions, March 1989 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsVideo Recordings Act 1987, Censorship, Film Classification, Indecency, Age Restrictions
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Michael Kin, Director of DRAGON FORCE
Cirio H. Santiago, Director of WHEELS OF FIRE
Johnny Mak, Director of LONG ARM OF THE LAW
John T. Bone, Director of TOYS 4 US
Enrico Oldoini, Director of BYE BYE BABY
Larry Ludman, Director of THE OVERTHROW
Adam, Director of THE WOMAN IN PINK
John Jnr Old, Director of BLASTFIGHTER
Bill Blackman, Director of EBONY HUMPERS III
Richard Donner, Director of THE OMEN
Lawrence T. Cole, Director of FORBIDDEN DESIRE
Allan Holzman, Director of OUT OF CONTROL
Michael Winner, Director of THE SENTINEL
Fred and Beverly Sebastian, Directors of GATOR BAIT
Bill Blackman, Director of HOLLYWOOD HARLOTS
Bill Blackman, Director of HOT BLONDES
Muhammed Akmed, Director of PEEK-A-BOO

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