Who We Are
We create documentary films, videos for non-profit organizations, and documentary-style corporate videos. Our mission is to convey the uniqueness of human experience. We believe in documentary filmmaking as an art form. Our work has been shown at PBS, NHK, Al Jazeera, Lincoln Center, Tribeca Film Festival, DOC NYC Film Festival, Harvard University and was recognized by The New York Times, Golden Eagle Award, IFDA Forum, and many others. We are based in New York.
Olga Lvoff
filmmaker
Olga Lvoff is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and a member of The European Film Academy. Her recent short documentary “The Strength to Fight” about sickle cell disease won Best Documentary Award at New York State International Film Festival. Her recent feature, “Busy Inside” about multiple personality disorder aired on PBS (“America Reframed” slot) and was featured in The New York Times in 2021. It premiered at the Moscow International Film Festival and won the Audience Award for the Best Feature at the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival in 2019. It was theatrically released in over 30 theaters in Russia: in some it played for over 3 months. Olga’s previous full-length documentary film, “When People Die They Sing Songs,” was broadcast on NHK (Japan). It was nominated for a Student Oscar in 2014 and won the CINE Golden Eagle Award. The film was also featured in The New York Times in 2015. Olga’s editing work has been shown at ARTE channel, Tribeca Film Festival and Lincoln Center. Olga leads film workshops at the Unfilmed school, Columbia University and Hunter College in New York. Her recent presentations include Yale University and Georgetown University. Besides working in film, Olga is a theatre director: she made her theatre debut in 2024 in LaMaMa theatre in New York. Olga Lvoff received an MFA in Social Documentary from the School of Visual Arts in 2013.
Victor Ilyukhin
producer
Victor Ilyukhin (Director/Producer) received an MFA in Social Documentary from the School of Visual Arts in NYC in 2014. Victor is a non-fiction filmmaker who has worked internationally in documentary film and television for more than 10 years. His recent short documentary “The Strength to Fight” about sickle cell disease got Best Documentary Award at New York State International Film Festival. He produced and co-edited the documentary “Busy Inside”, which premiered at The Moscow International Film Festival, won the audience award at the Middlebury Film Festival, was screened at DOC NYC, Hamptons Doc Fest, and broadcasted nationally on PBS in 2021 and 2023. In 2021 Ilyukhin founded Un/Filmed School offering workshops in documentary filmmaking worldwide led by internationally acclaimed filmmakers. Victor is a queer immigrant filmmaker, living in the US, who believes in the healing power of documentary filmmaking.