Zagreb Film Festival Set to Return November 10–16: What to Expect

The Zagreb Film Festival is back this November, showcasing a diverse lineup of films from around the world

The 23rd edition of the Zagreb Film Festival (ZFF) will take place from November 10 to 16 at multiple venues across the city – Cinestar Branimir, Kinoteka, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and Dokukino KIC – as well as online. Around 100 films will be screened, with some competing for the main award, the Golden Wagon.

Among the highlighted films are God Will Not Help by Hana Jušić and Wind, Talk to Me by Stefan Đorđević. Jušić’s film blends migration themes, historical drama, and elements of mystery and the occult, while Đorđević’s film mixes documentary and fictional elements, exploring loss and family.

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