Lenka Vlasáková

Lenka Dolanská Vlasáková is a Czech actress noted for her versatile performances across film, television and stage. Born on 27 April 1972 in Prague, then part of Czechoslovakia, she grew up in a culturally rich environment that nurtured her early interest in the performing arts. Lenka began her professional career in 1990, quickly establishing a reputation for intense emotional range and a fearless approach to complex characters. Her breakthrough came with the title role in Lea (1997), a haunting drama that earned critical acclaim and positioned her as one of the leading talents of her generation. Following that success, she continued to choose challenging projects, such as the enigmatic Kawasaki's Rose (2009) where she portrayed Lucie, a role that highlighted her ability to blend vulnerability with strength. In 2008 she starred in the introspective film I'm All Good, further showcasing her talent for nuanced, character‑driven storytelling. Over the past three decades, Lenka Dolanská Vlasáková has appeared in a diverse slate of productions, including the poignant We Are Never Alone (2016), solidifying her status as a respected figure in contemporary Czech cinema. Beyond her on‑screen work, she has been active in theatre, collaborating with several prominent Czech directors and earning accolades for her stage presence. Her personal life has been equally full; she married cinematographer Jan Dolanský in December 2020 after a long partnership that produced three children, and she also has a daughter from an earlier marriage to Egon Tobias. Balancing a thriving career with motherhood, Lenka continues to influence the Czech artistic community, mentoring young actors and advocating for the arts. Her enduring dedication to craft and her expansive body of work make her a seminal figure in the region’s cultural landscape.