Bergen International Film Festival
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The <entity_0> is a <entity_3> held annually in <entity_4> in <entity_2> since <entity_6>, and is the largest <entity_3> in the nation in number of films. The festival´s main venue is <entity_2> Cinema's Magnus Barefoot Cinema Centre, with additional screenings taking place at the local art film theatre Cinemateket at <entity_1> and at the student cinema at Kvarteret. In <entity_6>, <entity_2> was a European Capital of Culture. Due to the occasion, <entity_2> Cinema arranged <entity_0>, with the most important films from the festival circuit of the year and many sneak previews of movies already picked up for Norwegian distribution. Over the years the festival has grown to become the biggest <entity_3> in <entity_5>, with more than 150 films and 60,000 admissions in 2019. <entity_0> is organised in various sections: <entity_0> has an extensive program for high school and junior high school students in <entity_2>. The former main award at <entity_0>, awarded to the best feature film <entity_6>-2011.
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