Holiday Message from Viktoria

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Dear Friends,

Here's wishing you a bright and merry holiday season and a healthy and happy 2020!
As we are about to enter a new decade, I hope that all of us are renewed with fresh energy to realize our personal and professional goals.

For me, much of the past decade was dedicated to my documentary Children of the Silent Revolution -- from planning and preparing to make it, to fundraising, to shooting and editing, to bringing it out into the world. It was a long and often challenging journey in many respects and I'm happy that this summer I took the final steps of it with the DVD and online release of the film.

This last week of 2019 I'm also fulfilling my remaining obligation to those of you who supported the Kickstarter campaign for the movie at a level, which included the DVD as one of the rewards. If you were among these backers, you have already received a separate email asking you to confirm your address. Please, make sure to respond to it, so I can send you the DVD.

And if you were not among this group of people, but want to have the DVD or watch the film, it is available at the Viktori Pictures website. I know many of you still haven't seen it, so when you are wondering what to watch on a lazy day this holiday season, remember Children of the Silent Revolution!

On a personal note, what I was most excited about this year, was walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain. If you are not familiar with it, this is an ancient pilgrimage on which one walks to the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, where the remains of the Apostle St. James are kept. There are many routes of the Camino and the one I took was the Camino Del Norte, whereby I walked about 600 km from Bilbao to Santiago. It was an incredible experience and I'm planning on creating a short video about it, which will hopefully tell you more. So stay tuned and for now I leave you with an image of me on The Way.

Warmly,
Viktoria

About three weeks into my walk, on one of the many spectacular sections of the Camino de Santiago along the Northern Coast of Spain, in the Asturias province.