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We work to tell Ukrainian stories.
We support and develop Ukrainian talent.
We believe in authenticity.











DIM Filmhouse is a next-generation production company, bridging Ukrainian voices and talents to the international cinematic landscape.
BERLIN / KYIV

PROJECTS


LETTERS OF HOPE

Documentary by Lea Glob | Ukraine, Germany, Denmark | In late development | Selected for CPH:FORUM – CPH:DOX 2026

Nobel laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk follows the scars of war across Ukraine's wounded landscapes, carrying her own trauma into a global fight to recognize ecocide as a war crime. As her resolve meets the fragile promise of justice, she inspires us to find hope, and act.

Lea Glob, Director | Eric Holland, Producer

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INDEPENDENCE

Documentary by Nadiia Khymlianska | Ukraine | In early development

Independence is a documentary about four journalists from The Kyiv Independent working amid the realities of a full-scale war. The film explores independence as a daily professional practice, fact-checking, protecting sources, and taking responsibility for every word as well as a guiding value that shapes Ukraine’s struggle for democracy and sovereignty.

Anton Yaremchuk , Director | João Pedro , Director

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THE WARS WE PLAY

Documentary by Anton Yaremchuk & João Pedro | Germany, Ukraine | Winner Baltic Sea Docs Award at DOK.fest München 2025

Can football endure war? At Shakhtar Donetsk, a Brazilian newcomer and a Ukrainian amputee are bound by the game but torn apart by conflict.

Anton Yaremchuk , Director | João Pedro , Director

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GLYADYELOV

Documentary by Ksenia Kravtsova | Ukraine, Germany | 97 Minutes | Best Ukrainian Feature-Length Documentary at Odesa International Film Festival, Ukraine

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.

Over the three decades of Glyadyelov's career, our country has come a long way - from the collapse of the Soviet Union to today's terrible war for the freedom of Ukrainians, for their right to determine their own future. This film is a story about the great photographer Oleksandr Glyadyelov,
about his inner world, what drives him, about his work. And it is a story about all of us, about Ukrainians.

Ksenia Kravtsova, Director | Inokentii Vyrovyi, Writer & Producer | Vladyslav Nechiporenko, DOP

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MALEVYCH

Feature Film / Biopic by Daria Onyschenko | Ukraine, Serbia, Italy, Switzerland | In Cinema | 113 Minutes | Molodist International Film Festival

Summer 2022, eastern Ukraine. Not far from the frontline, where the full-scale Russian invasion on Ukraine has been taking place, Russian troops are advancing. Solomya, a twenty-year-old graphic designer, is impatiently waiting for her boyfriend Sashko (25) to return from the front-line and spend a few days with her. She is overjoyed when she finally sees him. They both cannot wait to passionately make love together and afterwards to play around with Sashko’s new night vision device. Using the device, Solomya looks at a reproduction of the famous Black Square painting hanging in her room. She notices that the Black Square is shining through the darkness, becoming a radiant black hole, a gloomy premonition! The past, present and future all merge into one another.

Daria Onyshchenko, Director| Oleksandr Roshchyn, DOP | Eric Holland, Producer | Canoe Films, Sales Agent

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ABOVE ALL

Documentary Feature by Andriy Lytvynenko & Tetiana Dorodnitsyna | Ukraine | In Post Production

For the Mykytenko family, the struggle for freedom and independence of Ukraine is a family affair. Mykola, a historian by profession, realizes the danger of Russian aggression long before the whole world talks about it, in order to wake up an inert society, he goes to the extreme form of protest - commits self-immolation. His daughter Yulia experiences the death of her husband on the front line and later death of her father, she is discharged from the army, but then eventually returns to the service at the time of the full-scale invasion. This is a complex and multi-layered story about passionate people who see things that most of society prefers to ignore, but who are the first to stand up for their community and are willing to sacrifice a lot for a society that usually doesn't understand them. The film is laced with the premonition of a great war dominating in the veteran community. As the story unfolds, Yuliia gradually realizes and accepts her father’s act.

Oksana Ivantsiv, Producer | Andriy Lytvynenko, Director & Director of Photography | Tetiana Dorodnitsyna, Co-director, Editor

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NEWS

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WOIUA Showcase at Cannes Filmfestival

At Cannes Filmfestival, DIM Filmhouse together with partners are Showcasing Ukrainian projects and discussing issue based filmmaking at the Pantiero.
May 15, 2024

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VONA Wins ESFUF


One of the latest productions of DIM Filmhouse, "VONA: Inside Ecocide," won development support from the European Solidarity fund. 


December 11, 2023

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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 Immigration 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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Presentation at Cannes

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

OUR SERVICES

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

CREW & CASTINGAGENCY

FULL POSTPRODUCTION SERVICES

INTERNATIONAL FUNDING SUPPORT

LOCAL FUNDING SUPPORT

SCRIPT DEVELOPMENT, LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS

PRODUCTION SERVICES

#StandWithUkraine

Support the Ukrainian Armed Forces during the Russian invasion

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IS THE PROUD CREATOR OF

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OUR TEAM

ERIC HOLLAND

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(US) FOUNDER | CEO | PRODUCER | Berlin

“For the first time in my career, I can honestly say this is exactly where I should be. DIM filmhouse was born to help the amazing filmmakers of Ukraine, not as just another production studio. I am proud to have the opportunity to do what I do specifically for this purpose.”

OKSANA IVANTSIV

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(UA) Producer | Kyiv

Being part of DIM feels like being at home — a place where I can both contribute and grow, knowing I’ll be supported. It’s a team of people united by a common purpose, capable of creating meaningful stories together. Here, I feel empowered to help amplify Ukrainian voices and make them resonate far beyond our borders. That’s the kind of mission I want to stand behind.

DIANA NAZARUK

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(UA) Producer | Kyiv

DIM allows me to be part of stories that matter. Film has the power to bring complex issues closer to people and spark conversations that can shape how we understand the world around us. Being involved in projects that explore important themes and have the potential to make a real difference in society is what inspires me the most.

HILMA WIBERG

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(SWE) FOUNDER | BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT | Berlin

“Standing up for and next to one other is the most beautiful thing, and nobody can take that away from us. That’s why I’m a part of DIM. To listen to stories that have to be heard and be a part of making these stories available for as many people as possible. And to make sure, together with my team, that we support Ukrainians at every step of the process.”

ROMANDANYLCHENKO

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(UA) ASSOCIATE PRODUCER | Berlin

"Every DIM Filmhouse movie is more than a story; it's a powerful movement that shifts perceptions and echoes the resilient spirit of Ukraine globally. Being a part of this, I am proud to contribute to such a vital cultural shift and also to build bridges between Ukrainian filmmakers and our international counterparts. This is crucial for the future growth and international recognition of Ukrainian cinema."

VLAD SHCHERBANENKO

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(UA) ASSISTANT EDITOR |Kyiv

"DIM is an example of the unwavering spirit of the Ukrainians as they persistently work hard, whether it be thousands of kilometers away from their homes or amidst the unsettling sound of an air raid siren. It serves as confirmation that the civilized world stands in solidarity with Ukraine. Furthermore, it provides me with an opportunity to collaborate with like-minded individuals who share the same values and to showcase Ukrainian talent to the global community.t element."

DARYA PADENKO

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(UA) FOUNDER | ASSOCIATE PRODUCER | Kyiv

“Being a part of the DIM is the only possible fight for me in Ukrainian resistance - the cultural front. I want to help keep Ukrainian stories and voices alive.”