Soliman Cruz

Soliman Cruz

Known For

Suki

Biography

Soliman Cruz is a Filipino actor. He has been into theater since fifth grade, an attendee of the Kasaysayan ng Lahi Summer Arts Workshop at Nayong Pilipino. After graduating from high school, Cruz joined the Cultural Center of the Philippines' Bulwagang Gantimpala in the 1980s and impressed theater director Tony Espejo. Cruz's first short film was the 8mm Kwentong Barbero in 1991, directed by Jon Red. He had a break when he portrayed the father of the gay protagonist in the 2005 multi-awarded indie film The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros. He then appeared in the 2006 Metro Manila Film Festival film Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo. He also acted in independent films such as Manila Skies (2009) and Norte (2013). He often appears in supporting roles in works of Filipino director Lav Diaz.

Movies Featuring Soliman Cruz

First Light

First Light (2026)

as Father Claridad
Manila's Finest

Manila's Finest (2025)

as Walter Feliciano
Cinemartyrs

Cinemartyrs (2025)

as Film Critic
Out of Order

Out of Order (2025)

as Nicholas Maximo
One Night

One Night (2024)

as Colonel Garcia
Boso Dos

Boso Dos (2023)

as Councilor Cadhit
Knock

Knock (2022)

as Mang Delfin
The Influencer

The Influencer (2022)

as Ping Police Officer
Blue Room

Blue Room (2022)

as Officer Delgado
Huwag Kang Lalabas

Huwag Kang Lalabas (2021)

as Mang Tasyo (segment "Bahay")
Taya

Taya (2021)

as Boss Paps
Lola Igna

Lola Igna (2019)

as Mayor Gustavo
Liway

Liway (2018)

as Sulpicio
El Presidente

El Presidente (2012)

as Maximo Inocencio
Bwakaw

Bwakaw (2012)

as Funeral Homes Manager
Bulong

Bulong (2011)

as Chief of Police
Melancholia

Melancholia (2008)

as Man in Wheelchair
Mother Nanny

Mother Nanny (2006)

as School Bus Driver
Don't Look Back

Don't Look Back (2006)

as Mang Nestor (segment "Salamin")
The Bet Collector

The Bet Collector (2006)

as Chief of Police
Image Nation

Image Nation (2006)

as (segment "One Shot")
Rotonda

Rotonda (2006)

as Barangay Officer
Sukob

Sukob (2006)

as Man on Carabao
New Moon

New Moon (2001)

as Second Datu
Radio

Radio (2001)

as Employee
Still Lives

Still Lives (1999)

as Shabu Endorser