Stockholm
A vibrant red rectangular sticker adhered to a dark grey pole. The sticker features bold black sans-serif text. The top portion reads "12 DAYS OF RED CARPET SCREENINGS", followed by smaller text "TICKETS OUT NOW STOCKHOLMFILMFESTIVAL.SE", and concludes with "AND PARTIES" in large black letters at the bottom. The sticker shows signs of wear, with some wrinkles and slight peeling at its top edge, revealing a white layer underneath. The surface has a somewhat textured, slightly glossy appearance.

Stockholm 12 DAYS OF RED CARPET SCREENINGS TICKETS OUT NOW FILMFESTIVAL.SE AND PARTIES

04 March
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