Censors Gone Wild: The movie that broke the purity police's brain
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Censors Gone Wild: The movie that broke the purity police's brain
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In 1967, a film was released that was so shocking, so arousing, and so full of rude words that the NZ censor banned men and women from sitting together when watching it.
Adam Dudding and Eugene Bingham get out the popcorn and investigate what happened when the movie of James Joyce’s high-art novel Ulysses arrived downunder. It's tale of pearl-clutching, patriarchy and a punch-up in a projector-room.
(Content warning: there are, unavoidably, quite a few rude words)
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