Vince Vouyer's Breakin' 'Em In #14

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by  Office of Film and Literature Classification

CLASSIFICATION OFFICE DECISION

Title of publication: Vince Vouyer's Breakin' 'Em In #14

Other known title(s): Breakin' 'Em In 14
Vince Vouyer Unleashed: Breakin' 'Em In #14

OFLC ref: 1101197.000

Medium: DVD

Distributor: Calvista NZ Ltd

Director: Vince Vouyer

Producer: Not stated

Country of origin: United States

Language: English

Applicant: Film & Video Labelling Body

Classification: The unexcised version of this publication is classified as
Objectionable.

The excised version of this publication is classified as Objectionable
except if the availability of the publication is restricted to persons
who have attained the age of 18 years.

Excisions: Recommended but not made

Descriptive note: None

Display conditions: None

Date of entry in Register: 10 January 2012

Date of direction to No direction to issue a label has been issued
issue a label:

Components Running time
Menu: Play
Scenes
BTS
Gallery
Trailers
Feature(s): Vince Vouyer's Breakin' 'Em In #14 171:46
Timed component(s): Behind The Scenes 11:11
POV Junkie 2 1:00
Pay Me In Cum! 1:00
Please Feed The Models 1:00
Notices 0:59
Untimed component(s): Gallery
Total running time: 186:56

Summary of reasons for decision:

The DVD is devoted to the explicit depiction of sexual activity. An excision is required to
remove the entire fifth scene depicting a woman's degrading, dehumanising and demeaning
treatment by four men. The men treat the woman as a sex object and have no regard for her
comfort or dignity. By extension the scene legitimises and encourages a misogynistic viewpoint of
women in general to such a degree that the publication's availability is likely to be injurious to the
public good unless one excision is made.

In this instance the distributor declined to make the required excisions and therefore this
publication is classified as objectionable.

The Classification Office has considered the effects of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990
on the application of the classification criteria. The classification of this publication interferes
with the right to freedom of expression, but this is an outcome that reflects the concerns of a free
and democratic society to limit the availability of publications which encourage misogynistic
attitudes and present strongly degrading and dehumanising sexual behaviour as sexually arousing.