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

Documentaryby Piotr Pawlus & Tomasz Wolski

Bombed out streets, plywood boards instead of windows, destroyed Russian tanks. These are the recognisable signs of the Russian war on Ukraine, outward traces that are reproduced in the mass media.

TV-Seriesby Maria Von Heland

SUNSHINE EYES

Lockdown 2020. Berlin is a pressure cooker of bare emotions. Two sisters' dream to reunite is crushed. Now on Netflix.

Biopicby Daria Onyschenko

MALEVYCH

What is hidden behind the “Black Square”, which was painted in 1915 by the obsessive artist Kazymyr Malevych? A "fraud", a secret code, a love letter or maybe a prophecy?

Reality Seriesby Sander Allikmäe

MARBLE ISLAND

4 artists on a Marble Island in Turkey, competing for the highest bid for a charity of their choice.

Documentaryby Ksenia Kravtsova

GLYADYELOV

Oleksandr Glyadyelov is an internationally recognized Ukrainian master of photography, documentarian and artist who can tell a whole story with a single black-and-white photograph, a deeply emotional story that is impossible to ignore.

Feature Film
by Tom Schildberg

JOYRIDE

A pacifist drives to war-torn Ukraine to rescue a friend, when his path intersects with a dangerous Russian soldier

TV-Series
by Andrzej Dolniak

WAR 3.0

Will a young Polish-Ukrainian married couple, Sonia and Henryk, separated by tragic events, manage to find each others amid war atrocities?

Documentaryby Andriy Lytvynenko & Tetiana Dorodnitsyna

ABOVE ALL

For the Mykytenko family, the struggle for freedom and independence of Ukraine is a family affair. Father and daughter who took part in the Revolution of Dignity and later in military actions on Donbass.

Feature film
by Simon Mozgovyi

CHRYSANTHEMUM DAY

With clear orders to achieve results, the doctor manages to bring back some memory bit by bit, but these remembrances became unbearable for the old Healer...

Documentary
by Ksenia Kravtsova

THE WHISPER OF THE STEPS

The Whisper of the Steps is a biographic film about the outstanding Ukrainian artists Ada Rybachuk and Volodymyr Melnichenko. The architectural forms they created have become integral signs of modern Kyiv and memorials of the era of Soviet modernism while at the same time they are the symbols of resistance against the merciless totalitarian system of those times.

Documentaryby Dmyrto Mogilenets

THE CITY OF THE SUN

The film explores the activities of Kharkiv artists during the Russian-Ukrainian war a crucial turning point between the past and the future.

Documentary
by Dmytro Hreshko

DIVIA

Thousands of kilometres of mutilated land, poisonous rivers, mined fields and forests. The infinite scale of the tragedy with no hope of a quick solution.

Documentaryby Viacheslav Merzlikin

THE TRUCK

The Truck is not about a vehicle. It is a name the community have given to an ordinary guy with extraordinary physical abilities. His name is Alex and he is 36.

Documentaryby Anastasiia Suprun-Zhyvodrova

RAISING WAVES

Full-length docu-fiction film about the Ukrainian-Dutch classical music composer Maxim Shalygin.

Documentary
by Mykola Ponych

DOBROBAT

On February 24, russia attacked Ukraine. Many Ukrainian men and women voluntarily took up arms to defend their country. The documentary "Dobrobat" tells about 6 such volunteer soldiers who have different destinies, desires and paths.

Documentary
by Volodymyr Khomko

ANTARCTIC STATION "VERNADSKY"

Will people be able to work with each other for such a long period of time and do research on the nature of Antarctica, which has suffered a lot of damage in the past centuries and continues to feel the influence of humanity even further?

Documentary
by Dmytro Hreshko

KING LEAR

This is a story about trying to make art against the backdrop of unimaginable horrors, and finding purposeand meaning in a time of war.

Featureby Alex Osmolovsky

SILENT GAME

The spy saga about the family, freedom, dedication and betrayal.

Featureby Alex Osmolovsky

INDIGO

This story is about an artist, that was looking for a home. Being brave and having a pure heart, Dita took a risk and untangled the mysteries,
getting to the bottom of the dark family secret.

ESFUF Winner

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

May 21, 2023

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

Filmmakers for Ukraine about WOIUA

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

February 15 2023

WOIUA featured in Cinearte

Read about Worked On In Ukraine in Cinearte #646.

February 13, 2023

DIM filmhouse is proud to introduce the “Worked On In Ukraine” (WOIUA) movement to celebrate and acknowledge film + TV productions that have or are working with Ukrainian film talents. Development, Cast, Crew, VFX, Post Production, all aspects of production can be supported by a qualified Ukrainian professional.

We embrace Ukrainian productions and stories. We encourage international film + TV productions to show their support for Ukraine by working with Ukrainian professionals. We offer the WOIUA Stork as a symbol of celebration to those that have decided to stand with Ukraine during these trying times.

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!”

IS CREATED BY

“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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Eric Holland, DIM filmhouse: CEO + Founder