Biography
Zaide Silvia Gutiérrez Cruz (Mexico City, November 2, 1959) is a leading Mexican film, television and theater actress, as well as a director and acting teacher. She worked in more than 40 plays and participated in nearly 40 movies, more than 15 soap operas and 5 radio soap operas. In 2018 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences invited her to be a special part of its new members.
Movies & TV Shows
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Daughter from Another Mother (2021) — Lucía
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El Infierno (2010) — Señora Buitre
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Love Hurts (2002) — Claudia
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Bordertown (2007) — Lourdes Jimenez
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La rosa de Guadalupe (2008) — Tita
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La doble vida de Estela Carrillo (2017) — Rosario Hinojosa
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¡Vivan los niños! (2002) — Estela de Castillo
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Firewalker (1986) — Indian Girl
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¡Que viva México! (2023) — Socorro
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Charm School (2007) — Fina
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Ask God For Forgiveness... Not Me (2015) — Simona Sánchez
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The Precocious and Brief Life of Sabina Rivas (2012) — Madre de Sabina Rivas
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Por siempre Joan Sebastián (2016) — Amanda Figueroa
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Para Volver a Amar (2010) — Rosaura Pereyra
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El Norte (1983) — Rosa
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In the Time of the Butterflies (2001) — Mother Superior
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The Other Conquest (1999) — Beata Conversa
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Highway Patrolman (1991) — Griselda
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Hermanas, un amor compartido (2026)
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Leftie (2003) — Maestra
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The Realm of Fortune (1986) — La Pinzona
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Hotel Colonial (1987) — Linda
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Death and the Compass (1992) — Ms. Espinoza / Harlequin
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All of Them Witches (1996) — Eva
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Miracles (1986) — La mujer de K'in
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City of the Blind (1991) — Teo
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If I Never See You Again (1997) — Silvia
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Gaby: A True Story (1987) — Hospital Nurse
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Two Embraces (2007) — Madre de Silvina
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Divine (1998)
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Between Pancho Villa and a Naked Woman (1996) — Mujer de Pancho Villa
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The Fight with the Panther (1975) — Patricia's Friend
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The Humiliated (1986) — Sister Encarnación
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Viaje al paraíso (1985) — Carola
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Violent Stories (1985)
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Dark Cities (2002) — Zezé
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American Playhouse (1982) — Rosa
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Spam (2008) — (Vecina)
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In The Country Where Nothing Happens (2000) — Luisa
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Rarotonga (1978) — Tuituila