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A City That Never Dries 

"Opplett" (translated as "Interlude") is a Bergen (Norway) dialect term referring to a weather phenomenon. It can be translated to visitors as "the pause between two rain showers."
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"Opplett" (translated as "Interlude") is a Bergen (Norway) dialect term referring to a weather phenomenon. It can be translated to visitors as "the pause between two rain showers."

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ola Kvamsdal
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