Wes Studi on Cherokee language, his Academy honor and Native representation in film Actor Wes Studi, in an interview with the Cherokee Nation's Deputy Principal Chief, reflected on growing up in Ophire (No Fire) Hollow, his reaction to receiving an Academy Honorary Award, the changing Cherokee language and the slow shifts in Hollywood's portrayal of Native people.

Actor Wes Studi reflects on his humble beginnings and the evolving representation of Native Americans in film, urging a new generation to embrace their identity and make their voices heard.

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