‘Revolution Girls’ features more than one revolution

Resiliency and the revolution are two of the only things that four women inlvolved in the Velvet Revolution now have in common

Society

Mollie McGurk | 23.01.2011

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Member of European Parliament Jana Hybášková, seen with her daughter, says politics means she often isn’t there for her family.

Twenty years after four classmates and friends joined the strike committee during the Velvet Revolution, their paths have taken four very different directions. In between personal reflections in “Revolution Girls” they share how they think the country and how their lives have been influenced by revolution. The documentary had a tough road as well; it was almost scrapped after four years of filming.

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