Following the prize for her lifetime contribution, delivered by Ministry of Culture in 1991, Vášáryová launched the fourth decade of her active playing in TV. Amongst other sixteen pieces the actress made for TV in nineties, Vášáryová was also given (as opposite to Martin Huba) the lead female part in Marguerite Duras'es play "La Musica", for which she won in 1992 a "Telemuse Award" as Best TV Actress. At the same time, and almost eight years since her last appearance onscreen, the actress returned to films as "Silvia" in "Red Gypsy" (1992), directed by Branislav Mišík. She was cast in "Hazard" (1995), Roman Petrenko's debut, based on a true story, in which she co-starred with Marek Vašut.