The regional competition includes IDFA winner "The Other Side of Everything" by Mila Turajlić, Hungarian doc "A Woman Captured" about the modern-day slavery and two Croatian documentaries – "Days of Madness" and "Josipa, I Love You".

A streak of fascinating films in this year's competition include the Sundance winner "Of Fathers and Sons" by Talal Derki, new films by Arūnas Matelis and Marta Prus and DOK Leipzig winner "Mum's Hair" by Norwegian author Maja Arnkleiv.

8 days, 14 programme sections, 125 films, ZagrebDox Warm-up and ZagrebDox Travels events.

Seven documentary biographies unveil the lives of famous and not so famous people, whose worthwhile, revolutionary or simply extraordinary lives attract attention.

Famous international documentary filmmakers take us on a journey from Pyongyang to New York, to Armenia, Ethiopia and Ireland.

"Of Fathers and Sons" wins award at Sundance and "Wonderful Losers: A Different World" in Trieste

Media representatives can apply for a festival press pass from 29th January to 16th February.

Attention worthy screenings of documentary films about music and its makers are in store for the 14th edition of ZagrebDox as well, taking place from 25 February to 4 March at Kaptol Boutique Cinema in Zagreb, and 2-4 March in Osijek, Rijeka and Split.

As always, ZagrebDox film programme includes a wide range of titles recognised at renowned festivals. For now, we will reveal the first two crowd-pleasers from the competition.