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The central focus of the image is a rectangular sticker on a dark pole. The sticker has a bold red background with 'BIFF' in large, white, sans-serif letters. Below this, in smaller white text, it reads 'BERGEN INTERNASJONALE FILMFESTIVAL'. Above this main sticker, a partially visible sticker features a black and white illustration of a person with long hair and a cigarette, along with fragmented text that includes 'ARUA' and 'NN' next to a small football icon. Below the BIFF sticker, another partially visible and faded sticker displays text that seems to read 'GIVE US HOPE' and 'OUNGE BOYZ' in a distressed font. The pole is situated outdoors, with a blurred cityscape in the background.

BIFF BERGEN INTERNASJONALE FILMFESTIVAL

16 July 2025 8
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