Zagreb Dox Film Festival
ZagrebDox, the biggest international documentary film festival in the region, will be taking place in the theaters of the Zagreb Student Centre from today, 25 February to 2 March.
The festival program includes over 140 films from more than 30 countries of the world.
While 61 films will be competing for Big Stamp Award in the International and Regional Competition, Little Stamp will be awarded to Best Film by an author of up to 30 years of age.
Two more juries will be introduced this year – Critics’ Jury and Amnesty International Croatia Jury…
This year, the retrospective is dedicated to Japanese documentaries, Polish author Marcel Lozinski and the Zagreb Academy of Drama Arts. ‘ZagrebDox Pro’, the program organized for film professionals, will again host European television editors who will take part in the Pitching Forum. Exclusive guests, authors and producers of the films included in the program will also visit the festival.
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