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“Worked On In Ukraine” (WOIUA) is a social impact movement to help support the Ukrainian filmmaking community.

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What is WOIUA? 

DIM filmhouse is proud to introduce the international Worked on in Ukraine (WoiUA) campaign.
WoiUA is a movement to celebrate and acknowledge film + TV productions that have decided to work on their project with Ukrainian film talents in Ukraine during these trying times. We see it as a badge of honor and support for the incredible film community in Ukraine. Now is when they truly need our help and a fantastic story comes with each WoiUA stork seal.

NEWS

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DIM's CEO speaker at PÖFF

CEO Eric Holland participated as a speaker in the "Europe and Ukraine's Solidarity in Film & Industry 631 Days Later" Panel during the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival.

November 17, 2023

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Webinar with Immiagration Laywer

Together with Filmmakers for Ukraine, we hosted a free webinar for Ukrainian artists where we discuessed issues for UA immigrants in Germany. Similar webinars will be held in the future.

September 25, 2023

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ESFUF Winner

Announced at Cannes: Glyadyelov wins finalisation support from the European Solidarity fund.

May 21, 2023

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WOIUA Presentation at Cannes Film Festival

DIM Filmhouse will be holding a presentation about our “Worked On In Ukraine” at the Cannes Filmfestival 20.05 12.00 in the Ukrainian pavilion.

May 13, 2023

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Filmmakers for Ukraine about WOIUA

"Join the “Worked on in Ukraine” project – hire Ukrainian professionals and companies!"

February 15 2023

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WOIUA featured in Cinearte

Read about Worked On In Ukraine in Cinearte #646.

February 13, 2023


Eric Holland, DIM filmhouse: CEO + Founder

“I have been so inspired by Ukrainian stories, Andrii, Danylo and Oleh, a Kyiv foley team, working in a 9 degree studio by candlelight and DIM’s own Yullia, working on a film pitch while sheltering in a Kyiv metro station (with her six year old son)!”
“The WOIUA seal of the stork is for them and the countless others who just want to use their talent to tell stories.”
“We want to spread the message that every filmmaker worldwide can support the Ukrainian film industry and independence by choosing Ukrainian talents. Get the stork logo on your next production!”

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IS CREATED BY

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GLYADYELOV

Documentary
by Ksenia Kravtsova

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SUNSHINE EYES

TV-Series
by Maria Von Heland

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ATHLETES OF WAR

Documentary by
Gabriel Veras

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IN UKRAINE

Documentary
by Piotr Pawlus & Tomasz Wolski

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MALEVYCH

Biopic
by Daria Onyschenko

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MARBLE ISLAND

Reality Series
by Sander Allikmäe

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JOYRIDE

Feature Film
by Tom Schildberg 

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WAR 3.0

TV-Series
by Andrzej Dolniak

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ABOVE ALL

Documentary
by Andriy Lytvynenko &
Tetiana Dorodnitsyna

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CHRYSANTHEMUM DAY

Feature film
by Simon Mozgovyi

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THE WHISPER OF THE STEPS

Documentary
by Ksenia Kravtsova

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THE CITY OF THE SUN

Documentary
by Dmyrto Mogilenets

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DIVIA

Documentary
by Dmytro Hreshko

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THE TRUCK

Documentary
by Viacheslav Merzlikin

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RAISING WAVES

Documentary
by Anastasiia Suprun-Zhyvodrova

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ANTARCTIC STATION "VERNADSKY"

Documentary
by Volodymyr Khomko

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KING LEAR

Documentary
by Dmytro Hreshko

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SILENT GAME

Feature
by Alex Osmolovsky

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INDIGO

Feature
by Alex Osmolovsky

REVIEWS

“I am very pleased that you want to support Ukrainian cinema. This is very important for us, because now I personally faced the fact that I turned to many International producers with proposals for partnership and received an answer - ‘that they are already making a film about Ukraine but without Ukrainians’. Therefore, your idea and strategy are excellent for us!” 

Polina Herman | UP-UA | Producer | Ukraine

"The war in Ukraine is a fight for the freedom of all of Europe. That's why I believe that everything should be done to help...."
"Our production participates in the Worked On In Ukraine program. We support Ukrainian talents and their film industry during the war. "

Andrzej Dolnjak | WAR 3.0 | Director / Writer | Poland

“Culture is the “second front” in Ukraine's struggle for its independence. The enemy has been carrying out cultural intervention for decades, using it as a form of mental occupation.”

“It is important for us to regain not only all our lands, but also our cultural heritage. Our absolute victory will be when the world community acknowledges our genius writers, artists, and all those who were appropriated by the aggressor, as Ukrainians.”

“WOIUA is a really important initiative for Ukrainian professionals, making it possible to feel that we are part of a strong international community.”

Maria Keil | Producer | Malevych

Together with filmmakers from Ukraine, it is important to make the world aware of what this war is doing. Any war. We need to actively oppose it. Making films is one way to do that. With stories that touch and stir. I am very happy that we have found a home for this project at DIM filmhouse and Worked On In Ukraine.

Tom Schildberg | Joyride | Writer / Director | Germany

“The world has now been watching the events in Ukraine for a year. It would seem that there is nothing new to learn about this war? But living inside the events gives a completely different experience. Daily danger, daily rage, daily human losses, daily hope... And collectively all the people around you who feel exactly the same every day.”

“Thank you for the ""Worked On In Ukraine"" initiative! It is extremely important to see the war, our world through our Ukrainian eyes, to give a voice to people who transform their own experiences into creativity.
We have something to tell the world!”

Ksenia Kravtsova | Glyadyelov | Director | Ukraine

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