If You're in it, You're in it to the Limit - Bikies

This notorious film looks at '70s bikie culture, focusing on Auckland's Hells Angels (the first Angels chapter outside of California). These not-so-easy riders — with sideburns and swastikas and fuelled by pies and beer — rev up the Triumphs, defend the creed, beat up students, cruise on the Interislander, provoke civic censure, and attend the Hastings Blossom Festival. After a funeral, Aotearoa's sons of anarchy head back on the highway. Bikies was banned by the NZBC — possibly due to the public urination, lane-crossing, chauvinism and pig's head activity.

The way I look at it: some people join the army, some people join the Salvation Army, some people join bowling clubs, some people join tennis clubs ... I join the Hells Angels.

– An Angel on joining a club

Key Cast & Crew

John Charles

Director

Michael Scott-Smith

Producer

Ian McDonald

Composer

Don Cunningham

Sound

Peter Janes

Camera

Jamie Selkirk

Editor