Eva Horká, born on July 10, 1967, in Prague, is a notable figure in the world of acting, particularly recognized for her work in film during the 1980s. Her performances in "Girl with Shells" (1981) and "The Feather Fairy" (1985) have become sought-after titles among collectors of Eastern European cinema. "Girl with Shells" showcases Horká's early talent and emotional depth, while "The Feather Fairy" illustrates her versatility and charm, making both films essential additions to any serious collector’s library. Beyond her film career, Horká has been an influential presence in theater, contributing to the National Theater for over a decade before moving to Mladá Boleslav. Her dedication to education in the arts, teaching at the College of Acting in Prague since 2000, further enriches her legacy. Collectors appreciate not just her performances but also the historical context of her work during a pivotal time in Czech cinema, making her films valuable for understanding the evolution of film in the region.