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Devery Jacobs, known professionally as Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs, is a Canadian actor and filmmaker of Mohawk descent. She gained recognition for her lead role in the film “Rhymes for Young Ghouls,” which earned her a nomination for a Canadian Screen Award. Jacobs has also contributed to television through the series “Reservation Dogs.”

Jacobs’ career includes various roles and achievements. She starred in the television series “Mohawk Girls.” Her filmography includes roles in “The Sun at Midnight,” “The Lie,” and “American Gods,” where she played Sam Black Crow. Jacobs worked on “Blood Quantum,” a zombie film with a predominantly Indigenous cast. She has also written and directed projects such as “Stolen.”

Devery Jacobs’ career includes impactful collaborations with various actors. In “Rhymes for Young Ghouls,” she worked with Glen Gould. On “Reservation Dogs,” she collaborated with Taika Waititi and D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai and Paulina Alexis. Jacobs worked with Duane Howard in “The Sun at Midnight.” Her role in “American Gods” involved working with Ricky Whittle. In “Blood Quantum,” she collaborated with Michael Greyeyes. Her directorial venture “Stolen” saw her working with a team of Indigenous actors. Jacobs has also collaborated with actress Kaniehtiio Horn on various projects.