Wild Womb

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LOGLINE

Guided by ancestors and the dreams of a daughter not yet born, a husband-and-wife archeology team must protect the Eye of the Serpent from shape-shifting jaguar priests — or watch them rewrite history itself.

SYNOPSIS

Dr. Talula Erickson, a respected archeologist with Cherokee and Choctaw heritage, and her husband Leif, a Norwegian archeologist, embark on an expedition to Machu Picchu, Peru to uncover the ancient water systems of the Inca civilization. What they discover instead is a path to a legendary artifact — the Eye of the Serpent — an Emerald Stone of immense historical and mystical significance.

Their journey leads them through lush jungles, mysterious temples, and treacherous landscapes, where they encounter shape-shifting jaguar priests and dark forces seeking the stone for their own. With the help of CIA pilot John Miles and Talula’s clairvoyant sister Christine, the Ericksons must navigate ancient rituals and supernatural threats to protect the Eye of the Serpent and unlock its secrets.

FILM DETAILS

TONE & DNA

A cinematic blend of Adventure, Fantasy, Drama, Action, and Thriller — grounded in indigenous heritage, ancient mystery, and supernatural stakes. Audience-tested emotional palette: Trust, Surprise, and Fear in balance.

AUDIENCE

Four-quadrant appeal. PG-13. Skews 50/50 male and female with strong reach across teens, young adults, and family viewers. Built for global theatrical and premium streaming.

THEMES

Identity, Ancestry, Sacred Knowledge

LOCATIONS

Machu Picchu – Chachabamba – Cusco – London – Avebury

INSPIRATION

Based on the novel by Sonja Grace

COMPARABLES

Indiana Jones × The Mummy × Apocalypto

GENRE

Adventure · Fantasy

FORMAT

Feature Film | 130 min | PG-13

SETTING

Machu Picchu, Peru

STATUS

In Development | Targeted 2027

About the Author

Sonja Grace

Award-winning author, artist, producer, and mystic healer Sonja Grace is a modern Renaissance woman whose work as an energy surgeon bridges creativity, consciousness, and healing. She defies time and space with her ability to Spirit Travel and work with clients wherever they are around the world. Sonja is both Native American and Norwegian. She is adopted on the Hopi Reservation, where she is
considered a medicine woman. Her healing career spans four decades and has over a million clients worldwide. Her books and art are published by Findhorn Press/ Inner Traditions/ Bear and Company. Sonja was trained as a classical ballerina and spent a decade at the prestigious Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

PRODUCTION COMPANY / CONTACT

Adventures of Spirit Traveler, LLC​

Contact@sonjagrace.com

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