Jasmine Curtis-Smith
Biography
Jasmine Casandra Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress. She is known internationally for her critically acclaimed performance in Hannah Espia's film Transit, Philippines' entry to the 86th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 2015 FAMAS Awards for her role in the historical action drama film Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo (2015) and at the 41st Gawad Urian in the surf romance film Siargao (2018). She is the younger sister of fellow actress Anne Curtis.
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Movies (32)
Manila's Finest
as Janette
2025
Open Endings
as Hannah Gabrielle Lopez
2025
The Time That Remains
as Mid-age Lilia
2025
Journeyman
as Sunshine
2025
Supermassive Heavenly Body
as Known Actress
2024
Moneyslapper
as Jessa
2024
Real Life Fiction
as Paula
2024
3 Days 2 Nights in Poblacion
as Gabbi
2024
A Glimpse of Forever
as Glenda
2024
In My Mother's Skin
as The Fairy
2023
General Admission
as Katja
2021
Midnight in a Perfect World
as Mimi
2020
Alter Me
as Aimee
2020
Until It's Safe
as Max
2020
Culion
as Doris
2019
O
as Midori
2019
Sila-Sila
as Rita
2019
Cara x Jagger
as Cara
2019
Maledicto
as Sister Barbie
2019
Alone/Together
as Aly
2019
Never Tear Us Apart
2018
Siargao
as Abi
2017
I'm Drunk, I Love You
as Pathy
2017
Baka Bukas
2016
Imagine You & Me
as Clarissa / "Isay"
2016
Resureksyon
2015
Halik sa Hangin
2015
Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
as Andrea
2014
Dementia
as Rachel
2014
The Replacement Bride
as Chynna
2014
Puti
as Nika
2013
Transit
as Yael
2013
TV Shows (11)
My Husband's Wife
as Christy Salcedo-Manansala
2024
The World Between Us
as Emilia Libradilla / "Lia"
2021
I Can See You
as Lea Carbonel
2020
Descendants of the Sun (The Philippine Adaptation)
as Moira Defensor
2020
Pamilya Roces
as Pearl Renacia
2018
Ang panday
as Alex
2016
Forever Sucks
as Izabel
2016
LolaBasyang.com
as Maryang Makiling
2015
JASMINE
as Jasmine Carvajal
2014
Nandito Ako
as Epifania "Anya" Dionisio
2012
Ang Utol Kong Hoodlum
as Bernadette Grace "Bing" Morrison
2011