Salient Reporter

The VUW Film Society has ambitious plans for 1967. "Apart from the subscription series of 10 films, there will be evening and lunch-time films, Sunday films in the Princess, talks (including by John O'Shea, director of Don't Let It Get You, and one by the film censor, Mr. McIntosh) and seminars on films," the president Nevil Gibson told Salient.

They also hope to run a film school on "The Death of the Cinema" later in the year. "It is the society's policy to show films which are either difficult to see on commercial screens or which have outstanding merit and therefore worthy of a re-run.