Hana Ludvíková Muchová is a Czech documentarian and dramaturg, a graduate of Screenwriting and Audiovisual Studies at FAMU. She specializes in social themes, particularly the issues of children growing up in institutional care. Her feature debut Sbohem děcáku (Goodbye, Orphanage) (2017) is a time-lapse documentary following the student film Hranice ghetta (Ghetto Limits) about the difficult process of becoming independent after leaving a children's home. Besides directing, she focuses on art therapy, publishes in professional periodicals (Cinepur, DocRevue), and collaborates with organizations like Vteřina poté or Centrum Sámovka. She has also worked as a trailer dramaturg for Czech Television.