Eva Krížiková filmography

The filmography of Eva Krížiková chronicles her film work through the artist's 60 years as a motion picture actress. She initially entered the film industry through a minor, backup role in Paľo Bielik's work The Mountains Are Stirring from 1952. Her first starring role came shortly after that, in Friday the 13th (1953), also by Bielik. However Krížiková has been cast in only eighteen feature films in total, her name has been credited in over 500 productions made for television,[1] 123 of which represent TV films and/or series.

Eva Krížiková filmography
Overview:
Feature films 18
Television films 92
Television series 31
Other appearances 13

Filmography

Feature films
Year Title Role Notes
Black-and-white films
1952 The Mountains Are Stirring+ Bar girl CS, drama, 99 min; dir. Paľo Bielik. As backup actor.
1953 Friday the 13th Olga Rebro, sailor in closet SR, comedy, 94 min; dir. Paľo Bielik. First credited role.
1955 The Quadrille Darinka SR, comedy, 84 min; dir. Jozef Medveď/Karol Krška.
1956 The Devil Never Sleeps Olinka, secretary CS, comedy, 95 min dir. Peter Solan/František Žáček. She appears in episode "True-to-type Case".
1958 Honest Thief Vierka SR, comedy, 73 min; dir. Ján Lacko.
1959 Captain Dabac Anca, Borik's grandchild SR, war drama, 100 min; dir. Paľo Bielik.
1960 Marching Is Not Always Fun Ms Kadarka SR, tragedy, 81 min; dir. František Kudláč.
1965 Death Comes in Rain Mistress of Mr Holes SR, mystery film, 91 min. The first installment of a crime anthology series directed by Andrej Lettrich, followed by The Killer from the Beyond (1966) and Calling Demons (1967).
1973 Heart on a Rope Ms Sedlak SSR, drama, 82 min; dir. Otakar Krivánek.
Color motion pictures
1976 Red Wine Filomena SSR, drama, 154 min; dir. Andrej Lettrich. Based on a 1972 three-episode TV series of the same name/maker.
Watch Out, Josephine's Coming... Stefa SSR, comedy, 78 min; dir. Jozef Režucha.
1977 Raca - My Love Darina's mother SSR/GE/USSR, musical comedy, 81 min; dir. Jozef Medveď and Timur Palavandišvili.
  • Život Award — Most Favorite Actress.[2]
The Squirrel Friend Ms Hronec SSR, children's film, 74 min; dir. Jozef Zachar.
1982 Summer Has Come Too Early Professor of Maths SSR, drama, 83 min; dir. Otakar Krivánek.
1984 The Wizard's Return Ms Strejca CSR, drama, 95 min; dir. Antonín Kachlík. Her part dubbed into Czech language Míla Myslíková.
1989 Freelance Ms Vichnar CSFR, musical comedy, 91 min; dir. Julius Matula. Bilingual-language film, produced by Czech Barrandov.
1994 In the Coat of Lioness' Arms
(aka Zdislava of Lemberk)		 Madalena CR, historical drama, 93 min; dir. Ludvík Ráža. Her only role performed exclusively in Czech.
1996 Suzanne Old Anca SR/CR, drama, 130 min; dir. Dušan Rapoš. Her only cameo on the screen following the Velvet Divorce in basically a Slovak-speaking film, co-produced by ČNTS.
+ denotes an uncredited performance.

Television

TV films
Year Title Role Notes
1963 The Trial of the Donkey's Shadow — SSR, comedy, 81 min; dir. František Chmiel. Based on a novel by Friedrich Dürrenmatt.
1964 The Sunny Bath — SSR, comedy, 40 min; dir. Vladimír Bahna. Based on a short story by Janko Jesenský.
1966 The Indifferent — SSR, drama, 69 min; dir. Juraj Svoboda. Based on a novel by Albert Moravia.
The Wireman — SSR, comedy, 74 min; dir. Karol L. Zachar. Based on a novel by Ján Palárik.
1968 The Novel about a Contrabass — SSR, comedy-drama, 40 min; dir. Vido Horňák. Based on a short story by Anton Chekhov.
1969 Volpone — SSR, drama, 85 min; dir. František Dibarbora. Based on a story adapted by Stefan Zweig.
The Ostrich Party — SSR, drama, 70 min; dir. Július Pántik. Based on a story by Ivan Bukovčan.
1971 Jealous Women — SSR, comedy, 65 min; dir. Oto Katuša. Based on a story by Carlo Goldoni.
The Magical Drink — SSR, fairy tale, 50 min; dir. Peter Opálený. Based on a story by Pavol Dobšinský.
Birbal and Conspirators — SSR, fairy tale, 62 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová.
1972 Jealousy — SSR, comedy, 68 min; dir. František Chmiel. Based on a story by Krista Bendová.
The Dress — SSR, comedy, 59 min; dir. Radim Cvrček.
The Wild Duck — SSR, drama, 90 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on the same-titled play by Henrik Ibsen.
1974 Stopka and Bodkin — SSR, fairy tale, 52 min; dir. Ivan Krajíček.
The Unlucky Man — SSR, comedy, 45 min; dir. Jozef Pálka. Based on a short story by Janko Jesenský.
The Jarikov Church — SSR, comedy, 41 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a story by Ladislav Nádaši-Jégé.
Tricker Stopka — SSR, 53 min; dir. Ivan Krajíček. Based on a story by Anton Chekhov.
1975 Meridian — SSR, drama, 89 min; dir. Pavol Haspra.
The Silver Jaguar — SSR, drama, 113 min; dir. Peter Opálený. A follow-up of Meridian (1972).
The Revenge — SSR, comedy, 70 min; dir. Ján Roháč. Based on a story by Krista Bendová.
The Secular Beauty — SSR, fairy tale, 70 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová. Based on a story by Pavol Dobšinský.
The Lion in Love — SSR, drama, 85 min; dir. Juraj Svoboda. Based on a play by Shelagh Delaney.
1976 The Last Shot — SSR, drama, 80 min; dir. Marta Gogálová.
The Four Boors — SSR, comedy, 70 min; dir. Karol L. Zachar. Based on a play by Carlo Goldoni.
The Vincent's Pipe — SSR, comedy, 40 min; dir. Ivan Petrovický. Based on a story by Ľudo Zelienka.
Zypa Cupak — SSR, comedy, 70 min; dir. Jozef Medveď. Based on a novel by Ján Čajak Jr.
The Angel Comes Through the Window Ms Jakubec, social care assistant SSR, drama, 80 min; dir. Marta Gogálová.
1977 The Pants — SSR, comedy, 40 min; dir. Oto Katuša. Based on a story by Gustáv Kazimír Zechenter-Laskomerský.
The Married Alive — SSR, comedy, 50 min; dir. Miloš Pietor.
The Brave Stephan — SSR, fairy tale, 59 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová. Based on an Ural story.
Golden Chain — SSR, drama; dir. Pavol Haspra.
The Grey Hair of Dr. Hondak — SSR, comedy musical, 105 min; dir. Otakar Krivánek.
1978 The Soul of the Society — SSR, comedy, 33 min; dir. Jozef Pálka.
Gabor Vlkolinsky — SSR, drama, 70 min; dir. Jozef Pálka. Based on a novel by Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav.
About a Nosy Cook and a Leggy Wireman — SSR, fairy tale, 85 min; dir. Viliam Gräffinger.
Uncle's Dream — SSR, comedy drama, 89 min; dir. Miloš Pietor. Based on the novella by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Cholera, They Say — SSR, comedy, Karol Spišák. Based on a play by Ján Čajak.
1979 The Fight for Van Gogh — SSR, comedy, 36 min; dir. Ivan Krajíček.
Eugene Onegin — SSR, drama, 96 min; dir. Marta Gogálová. Based on a novel by Alexander Pushkin.
The Camel Ass — SSR, comedy, 62 min; dir. Peter Mikulík.
No Big Words — SSR, drama, 60 min; dir. Marta Gogálová.
1980 What You Borrow Is What You Give Back — SSR, comedy, 30 min; dir. Jozef Pálka. Based on a story by Ladislav Nádaši-Jégé.
The Witch'es Great-Granddaughter — SSR, fairy tale, 50 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová.
Watch Out for Angels — SSR, comedy drama, 72 min; dir. Miloš Pietor. Based on a play by Ján Solovič.
The Grandmother's Recipe — SSR, comedy, 40 min; dir. Jozef Pálka.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday — SSR, comedy, 75 min; dir. Peter Mikulík. Based on a
1981 The Pure Waters — SSR, drama, 50 min; dir. Jozef Pálka.
Joe-Ass — SSR, musical, 62 min; dir. Lucia Šebová.
Two Single with No Children — SSR, comedy, 57 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová.
Katera — SSR, drama, 64 min; dir. Martin Ťapák. Based on a story by Timrava.
Two Admirers — SSR, comedy, 75 min; dir. Ivan Krajíček.
Not An Ordinary Day — SSR, musical, 67 min; dir. Karol Spišák.
The Shrewd Widow — SSR, comedy, 85 min; dir. Július Pántik. Based on a play by Carlo Goldoni.
The Sokoliars' Daughter — SSR, fairy tale, 72 min; dir. Jozef Pálka. Based on a story by Jozef Horák.
Victoria in the Early Fall — SSR, drama, 56 min; dir. Jozef Pálka.
1982 How Get Unmarried — SSR, comedy, 45 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a book by Fan Vavřincová.
Fight, Mr. Jedlinsky! — SSR, comedy, 50 min; dir. Miloš Pietor. Based on play St. Florian's Little Boots by Ladislav Nádaši-Jégé.
The Chronicle — SSR, drama, 55 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová.
Labula — SSR, musical, 50 min; dir. Karol Spišák.
The Upward Fall — SSR, drama, 66 min; dir. Cyril Valšík.
The Three-clan Nerve — SSR, comedy, 40 min; dir. Jozef Pálka.
The Golden Virgin and The Curse Brother — SSR, fairy tale, 55 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová.
1983 What Has Happened in a Little Cinema — SSR, comedy, 65 min; dir. Cyril Králik.
The Leaky Pocket — SSR, musical fairy tale, 49 min; dir. Cyril Králik.
The Double Life of Dr. Sel — SSR, comedy, 35 min; dir. Miloš Pietor.
Joey Pucik and His Career — SSR, comedy, 82 min; dir. Peter Opálený. Based on a play by Ivan Stodola.
The King of Fairy Tales — SSR, fairy tale, 85 min; dir. Ján Chlebík. Based on a life of Hans Christian Andersen, featuring a sequence of The Emperor's New Clothes
The Wedding Will Be Held — SSR, comedy musical, 30 min; dir. Martin Hoffmeister.
1984 The Granddad's Coffer — SSR, comedy, 55 min; dir. Miloš Pietor.
When A Jubilee Man Cries — SSR, comedy, 83 min; dir. Peter Opálený. Based on a play by Ivan Stodola.
Kura — SSR, drama, 55 min; dir. Juraj Svoboda.
The Elbowchin — SSR, fairy tale, 70 min; dir. Zora Bachnárová.
The Armload of Air — SSR, comedy, 44 min; dir. Peter Opálený.
Once in Our Little Town — SSR, comedy, 73 min; dir. Peter Opálený. Based on a story by Ján Hrušovský.
1986 The Beloved Célimare — SSR, comedy musical, 54 min; dir. Ľubo Kocka. Based on a play by Eugène Marin Labiche.
The Farewell with Maria — SSR, comedy drama, 78 min; dir. Marta Gogálová. Based on a short story by Milan Zelinka.
The Rivals — SSR, comedy, 91 min; dir. Miloš Pietor. Based on a play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
1987 Patch by Patch — SSR, fairy tale, 30 min; dir. Cyril Králik.
The Female Principle — SSR, comedy, 85 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a play by Jozef Gregor-Tajovský.
1988 English — SSR, comedy, 30 min; dir. Karol Strážnický.
1989 The Night Singing — SSR, drama, 55 min; dir. Oleg Makara-Kalmáry.
1990 The Duel — CSFR, drama, 55 min; dir. Peter Opálený. Based on a story by Ivan Vazov.
When the Shepherdy from Chocholov Dies — CSFR, comedy drama, 60 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a story by Martin Kukučín.
1991 The Terminal Valley — CSFR, drama, 85 min; dir. Jozef Banyák.
The Fat Pot Mahuliena Babik CSFR, comedy, 77 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a story by Július Barč-Ivan.
1992 The Abandoned — CSFR, drama, 78 min; dir. Karol L. Zachar. Based on the self-named story by Jonáš Záborský.
The Café Lyre — CSFR, drama, 50 min; dir. Jozef Bednárik. Based on two stories by Dobroslav Chrobák.
About Three Hairpin Turns — CSFR, fairy tale, 45 min; dir. Cyril Králik.
1993 Three Short Stories with Karol Machota — CSFR, comedy, 65 min; dir. Ľubomír Vajdička. Features The Death of An Old Bachelor, The Event and The Tight Tailcoat.
1995 The Giggling Princess — SR, fairy tale, 57 min; dir. Cyril Králik.
1996 The Jubilee Nastasja Fjodorovna Merchutkin CR, comedy, 53 min; dir. Vladimír Strnisko. Based on a story by Chekhov. Produced by ČT Brno and in Czech.
Female Wit — SR, comedy, 68 min; dir. Jozef Banyák.

TV series
Year Title Role Notes
1971 The Old Tales by Emo Bohun — SSR, 9 episodes; dir. Jozef Zachar. Based on a memoirs by Emil Bohúň.
1972 Nobody's at Home — SSR, 15 miniepisodes; dir. Josef Pinkava and Zdeněk Zydroň.
The Fanciers — SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Ivan Petrovický.
Red Wine Filomena SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Andrej Lettrich. Based on a novel by František Hečko.
1974 The Chronicle — SSR, 2 episodes; dir. Ivan Teren. Based on a story by Peter Jilemnický.
1975 39°C in the Shadow — SSR, 5 episodes; dir. Jozef Pálka. Based on a novel by Osvald Zahradník.
The Summer with Kate — SSR, 7 episodes; dir. Radim Cvrček and Jaromír Roštínský.
1977 A Little of Salt Klara Srnka SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Otakar Krivánek. Bilingual-language series, written by Eva Krivánková.
Journalistic Tales — SSR, 42 miniepisodes; dir. Miroslav Sobota and Emil Fornay.
1978 The Good People Are Still Alive Old Ms Dobrík SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Peter Opálený. Based on a story by Ján Solovič.
Welcome, Suzie! — Goodbye, Suzie! — SSR, 2 episodes; dir. Ivan Húšťava. Based on a book series by Hana Zelinová.
Long Live, Grandpa — SSR, 7 episodes; dir. Jozef Medveď.
Postman Labus — SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Peter Opálený.
1979 Dad, Mum and Me — SSR, 8 episodes; dir. Jaroslav Pogran.
The Haliganda Land — SSR, 4 episodes; dir. Lucia Šebová.
1980 The Wedding with No Bride — SSR, 4 episodes; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a novel by Milan Ferko.
Bachelors — SSR, 1 episode; dir. Karol Strážnický, Juraj Takáč and Juraj Lihosit.
There Was a Fellow Travelling the World — SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Jozef Chudík.
1981 The Lost Tune — SSR, 7 episodes; dir. Miroslav Sobota.
Rembrandt van Rijn — SSR, 2 episodes; dir. Miloš Pietor. Based on the life of the Dutch painter.
1982 Upon the Fear Advise — SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Ľubo Kocka. Based on stories by Ladislav Nádaši-Jégé.
1984 Inventions by the Clockmaker Aurel — SSR, 5 episodes; dir. Jozef Chudík.
The 15 Sisters Tales — SSR, 16 episodes; dir. Ľuba Vančíková, Zora Bachnárová, Ján Chlebík, Stephen Earnhart, Cyril Králik and Ivan Petrovický.
1987 Those Muddling Waters of Tajov — SSR, 3 episodes; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on the life story of Jozef Gregor-Tajovský.
1989 The Little Devils — SSR, 2 episodes; dir. Radim Cvrček.
1991 Dido — SSR/DE, 3 episodes; dir. Dušan Rapoš. Based on The Night of Wandering Birds (1983) by Eva Rechlin.
1993 The Musical Tales — SR, 3 episodes; dir. Jozef Bednárik. Based on folk fairy tales.
Me, Performing Tonight — SSR, 4 episodes (1993-95); dir. Ľubomír Vajdička and Peter Opálený. Among other based on short stories by O. Henry (The Ghost) and Tolstoy (The Actress).
1996 Bubu and Filip — CR, 6 episodes; dir. Milan Šteindler. Written by Miloš Macourek, Jindřich Polák and Halina Pawlowská.
1998 Behind the City Walls — SR, 4 episodes; dir. Ľuba Vančíková.
2008 The Business with Happiness — SR, 54 episodes; dir. Gejza Dezorz. Written by Zuzana Liová, produced by STV.

Other appearances

Voice acting roles
Year Title Role Notes
1968 The Man Who Lies+ Maria
(performed by Sylvia Bréal)		 FR/SSR, war drama, 93 min; dir. Alain Robbe-Grillet.
The Sweet Time of Kalimagdora+ Liza
(performed by Ildikó Pécsi)		 FRG/CSSR, fantasy film, 101 min; dir. Leopold Lahola. Based on a 1937 novel by Jan Weiss.
1974 The Water Goblin and Susanne Susanne's mother-in-law
(performed by Eva Svobodová)		 SSR, TV fairy tale, 40 min; dir. Jan Schmidt. Based on a story by Mária Ďuríčková, produced by KF Praha.
1976 The Little Elephant Among Little Animals — SSR, TV puppetoon series of 2 episodes; dir. Ladislav Füleky.
1978 Little Golden Feathers Mean housewife
(performed by a puppet)		 SSR, TV puppetoon, 30 min; dir. Lucia Šebová. Based on a children's story by Magdaléna Glasnerová.
Restless Little Cat — SSR, TV puppetoon, 26 min; dir. Ladislav Füleky.
1979 Lady Friends+ Ms Vondra
(performed by H. Růžičková)		 SSR, drama, 78 min; dir. Štefan Uher.
1983 Thumbelina Old field mouse
(performed by a puppet)		 SSR, TV/puppetoon, 55 min; dir. Lucia Šebová. Based on a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen; co-produced by KF Studio Prométheus Ostrava.
1985 The Feather Fairy
(aka Lady Winter)+		 Perinbaba
(performed by G. Masina)		 SSR/AT/DE, romantic fantasy, 90 min; dir. Juraj Jakubisko.
+ denotes an uncredited performance.

Televised theater
Year Title Role Notes
1978 Whizzes — SSR, 109 min; dir. Jozef Budský and Zlatica Buzgovičová. Based on a play by Ladislav Stroupežnický.
1985 The Old Good Band Hermina SSR, drama, 145 min; dir. Pavol Haspra. Based on a play/film by Jiří Hubač, The Green Raspberries (1981).
1992 The Chaos — CSFR, drama, 115 min; dir. Juraj Nvota. Based on a play by Leo Birinski.
2007 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof — SR, drama, 140 min; dir. Martin Kákoš. Based on a play by Tennessee Williams.

References
General
  • SND. "Eva Krížiková — Stageography". Slovak National Theater (in Slovak). Slovenské národné divadlo. snd.sk. Retrieved 2014-04-19.
  • ČSFd. "Eva Krížiková — Filmography". Czecho-Slovak Film Database (in Czech and Slovak). Česko-Slovenská filmová databáze. csfd.cz. Retrieved 2014-04-19.
  • SFd. "Eva Krížiková — Awards/Filmography". Slovak Film Database - Slovak Film Institute (in English and Slovak). Slovenská filmová databáza - Slovenský filmový ústav. sfd.sfu.sk. Archived from the original on 2014-04-20. Retrieved 2014-04-19.
Specific
  1. "Slovak Female of the Year — Eva Krížiková". Ženský web (in Slovak). STAR production s.r.o. 2011-03-23. zenskyweb.sk. Retrieved 2014-04-19.
  2. "Raca - My Love — Awards". Filmová databáze (in Czech). FDb. fdb.cz. Retrieved 2014-04-19.
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