When at college, she receives a few of supporting roles in two black-and-white films. "Marching Is Not Always Fun" (1960) and "Midnight Mass" (1962). In "Young Ages" (1962) she showed up for the first time on television. Her breakthrough came with a lead role (as "Diana") in Vojtěch Jasný's "The Cassandra Cat", in which a magic cat reveals the true nature of everyone he looks at. The film premiered at the Canness in May 1963, scoring two major awards in France. C.S.T. Prize and Special Jury. "Cassandra Cat" won a number of awards at various international festivals in Spain, Greece, Colombia and Italy.