Age: 39
male
Jerry Wolf is a Native American (Cherokee and Osage) Actor and co-founder of Napesni Motion Pictures, based in Los Angeles. His journey in the world of film and storytelling is motivated by the importance of representation. Jerry's recent role in Martin Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and his presence on the festival circuit with 'Last Patrol on Okinawa' exemplify his dedication to inclusive storytelling. His journey began with 'Four Winds,' a Western film he co-wrote and produced. This groundbreaking project featured Native American leads in the post-Civil War American West and premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2013. Jerry's love for acting and storytelling blossomed during this time as did the beginnings of navigating Los Angeles as an actor, writer, and producer. What sets Jerry apart is his strong connection to his Native communities. He actively participates in traditional ceremonial life on his Osage reservation in Oklahoma, carrying a deep sense of responsibility and community into his work. Jerry Wolf's journey exemplifies the power of diverse voices and the impact of multicultural storytelling in spaces where representation has historically been lacking.
An envoy from the Aedyr Empire is sent to investigate rumors of a corruption of souls on The Living Lands island. The empire's interests are threatened by this plague, prompting action from the emperor to find and stop its source. Inquisitor Lödwyn of The Steel Garrote believes the corruption is part of a bigger issue and calls for eradicating it to unite the island's factions under imperial control. Giatta, a native, sees the chaos as essential to the island's identity and advocates for accepting and protecting it. The envoy must choose between ending the corruption, taming it, or embracing the wild nature of the island. As they unravel mysteries and form a personal bond with the land, they face dangers that threaten both the island and their own soul, leaving them with the responsibility of saving The Living Lands.
