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Arthur Everard spent almost two decades making films for the National Film Unit, including directing award-winning rugby short Score and joining the team behind Commonwealth Games doco Games ’74. In 1984, Everard became New Zealand’s Chief Film Censor, a position he held for six years.
A large section of society has become far more open in the way it discusses things - not just sex and violence, but lots of things. Therefore as society changes, their attitudes to what is allowable in movies changes.
– Arthur Everard on censorship, 1987
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Director - original |
1991 |
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Ski New Zealand |
Director |
1983 |
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Director |
1980 |
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Gottfried Lindauer in New Zealand |
Writer |
1975 |
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Director |
1974 |
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Director |
1974 |
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Measure for Measure |
Writer |
1973 |
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Four Shapes for Four Shapes |
Director |
1972 |
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Pictorial Parade No.250 - Margan's Musical Move |
Writer |
1971 |
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Another Time |
Editor |
1970 |
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Day and Night |
Writer |
1970 |
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Pictorial Parade No.232 |
Writer |
1970 |
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Royal Summer |
Writer |
1970 |
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About New Zealand |
Writer |
1968 |
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Pictorial Parade No.193 |
Actor |
1967 |
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Writer |
1967 |
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Pictorial Parade No.183 - 100 Years of Gold |
Director |
1966 |
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