Four former Navy SEALs go from a botched rescue mission to a fight for their lives in Land of Wolves, a 2026 action-war thriller from director Tommy Jackson.
What is Land of Wolves about?
The team is sent in on a covert rescue operation that collapses almost immediately, and the men are captured rather than extracted. They wake up in an underground arena built for a brutal tournament, stripped of weapons and rank, and put on display for a circle of wealthy spectators who treat the fights as entertainment. With no way out through the front door, the four have to fall back on the training and trust that kept them alive as soldiers, working as a single unit even when the odds inside the pit say they should not. Survival means more than winning a single bout — it means finding a way to tear down the operation running the tournament and walk out free.
About the cast
James William Clark, Matthew Gray, Justin Mobley and Joe Edward Metcalfe make up the core team of four, carrying the film's tight, unit-focused story as their characters' bond is tested round after round.
Context & significance
Made in the United States, Land of Wolves sits squarely in the tradition of captivity-and-escape action pictures, trading large-scale battlefield scope for a claustrophobic, arena-bound fight for survival. Its 100-minute runtime keeps the pacing lean, moving from the mission's collapse straight into the tournament without much room to breathe. The war genre tag comes through in the team's military background and the discipline they lean on once the fighting turns personal rather than tactical.
Watching Land of Wolves on Ktime
Land of Wolves is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, giving Farsi-speaking viewers the choice of watching the film in either format. Access only requires a free K-Time account, and the platform's Farsi interface is built for easy browsing across the diaspora audience.