Nina Divíšková

Journey to Rome 5th August 2015

Little from the Fish Shop 28th May 2015

Husband to Rent 25th December 2014

Krásno 30th January 2014 as žena v autě

Hoteliér 31st October 2013

Bastards III 20th September 2012 as babička

The Magical Duvet 16th June 2011 as Hilda

Shameless 9th October 2008 as Marta

May 21st August 2008 as Tietzová

Little Girl Blue 17th May 2007

The Last Train 26th October 2006 as Rosa Wasserstein

Wrong Side Up 17th February 2005 as Mother

Wild Flowers 6th December 2000 as Macecha

The Frog Prince 25th December 1991 as Fee

The Beggar's Opera 1st October 1991 as Elizabeth Peachum

Podivné odpoledne dr. Zvonka Burkeho 1st January 1991 as Svatava

The Seventh Day, the Eighth Night 1st June 1990 as Train Dispatcher's Wife

An Angel Seduces the Devil 1st November 1988

Merry Christmas Octopus 1st November 1987

The Octopuses from the Second Floor 1st July 1987 as Veselá

Wolf's Hole 1st June 1987 as Jan's Mother

Winning Quietly 1st March 1986

Prodavač humoru 1st January 1984 as Petránková

Jára Cimrman Lying, Sleeping 1st October 1983

The Death of a Talented Cobbler 1st April 1983

Counting Sheep 24th December 1982 as Nurse

Rendezvous in Paris 11th December 1982 as Kinderfrau

Blues pro EFB 10th October 1980

Friday Is No Holiday 14th March 1980

Lustr 16th December 1979

Oddechový čas 14th April 1978

The Apple Game 3rd February 1978 as Pregnant woman

Zrcadlo pro Kristýnu 12th March 1976

The Motive for Murder 4th April 1975 as Nurse Kalousková (segment "Rukojmí")

Morgiana 15th September 1972 as Otýlie

Five Men and One Heart 24th December 1971 as Koralníková

Chance 11th June 1971

Mandragora 1st January 1971

The Great Unknown 23rd October 1970 as Jarmila

Valerie and Her Week of Wonders 16th October 1970 as Grandmother / Elsa / Mother / Redhead (voice) (uncredited)

A Case for a Rookie Hangman 3rd July 1970 as Recorder (voice)

Celebration in the Botanical Garden 26th August 1969 as Katarína

Zázračný hlavolam 5th April 1968

The Soft Course 25th May 1967 as Vera

The Return of the Prodigal Son 10th March 1967