The Organization of Ukrainian Producers (OUP) announced that the documentaries about the Russian invasion of Ukraine Main Station. Berlin, 9 Lives, A Home Lost, and Mariupol. Unlost Hope have been sold to several countries.

On November 3, the premiere of the film A Home Lost took place on TVR in Romania, and in a week the channel will present the film Main Station. Berlin. "TVR - National Television of Romania - constantly shows dramatic events unfolding in Ukraine in various genres, both on the air and on the website. One of the group's channels, TVR3, broadcasts Ukrainian TV programs for Ukrainians who have found refuge in Romania from Monday to Sunday. The screening of documentaries by the Organization of Ukrainian Producers is a logical continuation of this. We sympathize with people in Ukraine who are trying to continue living in this terrible conflict," commented Laura Florescu, a specialist in the film department of the Romanian Public Television.

The rights to show OUP films were also acquired by Canal+ (Poland), RTE Radio Telefís Éireann (Ireland), TV Vart Land (Norway), YES (Israel), RTP (Portugal), A Punt Media (Spain), ERR (Estonia), Tet SIA - Lattlecom (Latvia) and others.

The Organization is currently working on ten documentaries and one feature film.