Organization of Ukrainian Producers

Our organization was created in March 2022 in response to the Russian army’s full scale invasion of Ukraine. The mission of the Organization of Ukrainian Producers (OUP) is creating documentary and fiction projects about Russian military aggression in Ukraine, supporting movie professionals in hard times, and telling the world personal stories directly

What is OUP?

organization.

OUP founders are the key Ukrainian TV and film producers. They united their experience to create movies about the war

documentaries.

It's an opportunity to speak of the war directly with its witnesses. Nothing else conveys the pain of Ukrainian people more precisely than the eyes of a mother who lost her son in the war

fiction.

We rely on the creative language of movies and series as our way to enter every house around the world and tell about the Russian military aggression

our projects.

NINE LIVES
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NINE LIVES
Animals during a war are even more defendless than people
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MARIUPOL. UNLOST HOPE
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MARIUPOL. UNLOST HOPE
The war through eyes of ordinary people
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NUCLEAR LEGACY
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NUCLEAR LEGACY
Delay action memorandum
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HOPEBAHNHOF
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HOPEBAHNHOF
Ukrainian refugees for whom the world will never be the same again
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PROPAGANDA. THE NEW WMD
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THE EVOLUTION OF PROPAGANDA
How to obtain a permit to kill
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AGAINST ALL ODDS
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AGAINST ALL ODDS
How Ukraine managed
to take a stand against Russia?
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HOW TO SURVIVE WHEN YOU ARE KILLED?
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THE ARC: HOW TO SURVIVE WHEN YOU ARE BEING KILLED?
Their experience is a kind of survival manual, an answer to the question: “How to survive when you are killed?”
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STAY ONLINE
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STAY ONLINE
During the war, a small boy calls the laptop of his missing dad, but it happens to be at a volounteer girl's. The boy asks her to find his parents.
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THE BEAR
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THE BEAR
They are young, talented and dream to become professional actors. The only obstacle is the graduation play. It's a Russian classics
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A HOME LOST
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A HOME LOST
Stories of people whose homes were destroyed by the Russian invaders
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WORLD WAR CYBER
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WORLD WAR CYBER
The "cyberwar" in Ukraine is one of the things that might directly impact the West and the nature of future conflicts
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THE BATTLE FOR REPARATIONS
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THE BATTLE FOR REPARATIONS
As the war in Ukraine rages on, another front is looming - a financial one
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ART OF WAR
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ART OF WAR
A documentary about art, its function, its meaning and its development during the ongoing war
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MARIUPOL. OCCUPIED
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MARIUPOL. OCCUPIED
How the Ukrainian city of Mariupol lived through its occupation by the Russian troops
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Volodymyr Borodiansky

Victor Mirsky

Co-founder Film.ua group

Daria Leygonie-Fialko

Founder & Producer Space Production

Iryna Zaria

Founder & Producer Ukrainian Production Studio

Alla Lipovetskaya

Founder & Producer Mamas Production

Maryna Kvasova

Founder & Producer Mamas Production

Igor Storchak

Founder & Producer Gingers Media

When the war began, all Ukrainians asked themselves one question: how can I be useful? Someone found himself volunteering, someone went to the army, and so on. We saw ourselves united and using available means to tell the world what is happening in Ukraine.

Daria Leygonie-Fialko co-founder of the OUP

We, as Ukrainian producers, took on a new challenge: not allow the enemy to destroy us and our industry. For me personally it was also about telling to the world our own reflection about premises, conditions, and causes of the war. The films are aimed, primarily, at the Western audience, and are based on personal stories.

Volodymyr Borodyansky co-founder of the OUP

Docs “9 Lives” and “Main Station of Hope”, which we co-produce with Marina Kvasova, are both about new facets, new depths of humans, unexpected for people themselves. Ukrainians, as it turned out, do not leave their pets in wartime. A German judge, who was watching TV and then got up and went volunteering every day. Why? What has switched on him? You will see self-sacrifice, gratitude, and endurance blended in these stories.

Alla Lipovetska co-founder of the OUP