Ambulance  (Pictorial Parade 244) (1971) @archivesnz
Ambulance  (Pictorial Parade 244) (1971)  @archivesnz
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Warning: this film contains some content that may be uncomfortable to watch or offensive and is unsuitable for children and sensitive viewers.

A candid report on the service provided for 300,000 people by the only completely free ambulance organisation – New Zealand's Wellington Free Ambulance. The film follows the service's daily routine, with incidents as various as the delivery of a baby, meal breaks, and major traffic accidents shot exactly as they happened.
Credits:
Written, directed and edited by Arthur Everard
Photographed by Bruce Dunn, John Morrison
Sound by John Lowe
Produced by: David H. Fowler Executive Producer Geoffrey Scott
(Released in New Zealand as PICTORIAL PARADE No. 244)

Telecine of S16mm B&W print with optical sound (Item code: R11580416)
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