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The new ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ trailer dropped this morning. The last trailer was viewed over 151 million times on YouTube and this one just might break that mark. The fans have been waiting to see more of Thanos, more of the Avengers teaming up and more of the plot details for the film. The trailer certainly does satisfy all those desires. Our own Collider.com team released a number of interviews and articles covering what we might be seeing concerning Thanos and the Avengers in the film. Make sure to go to the website to read up on all of their coverage. The film focuses on The Avengers and their allies who must be willing to sacrifice all in an attempt to defeat the powerful Thanos before his blitz of devastation and ruin puts an end to the universe.

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The 66th Sydney Film Festival – 5-16 June 2019

This quietly powerful feature debut, told with warm humour, takes us into the heart of a small rural town in New Zealand, where a community comes together after a tragic death.

Ross (Marshall Napier) has farmed the land all his life, just as his father and grandfather did before him. A largely silent man, Ross farms the land alongside his far more exuberant wife Beth (Annie Whittle), who is an eager participant in the local choir and a friend to many. When Beth suddenly dies, Ross is crushed but incapable of displaying his emotions. His son Bruce (Cohen Holloway) moves back in and tries to help, but is not suited to the farming life and also has great difficulties in expressing himself. Around them, their friends realise the difficulties, and pitch in to help. Hamish Bennett says: “The characters of Bellbird were inspired by my childhood neighbours in the small rural Northland community of Tauraroa… You don't see many outward displays of affection or emotion, but this can't be mistaken for not caring. It's very much the opposite. The love, the loyalty, the reliance – it can all be found in the little moments, buried under the layers of cheeky banter and cow shit.” Along with his fine cast, Bennett expertly finds those little moments in this exquisite, gentle film.

Directed by Hamish Bennett 2019 New Zealand 96 minutes

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