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Stan Hunt is a red cedar carver. He learned this art thanks to his father and grandfather, master sculptors from the Kwakiutl people, a group of forgotten villages in the north of Vancouver Island, near the Gulf of Alaska. Stan works on the most momentous piece of his life. A totem of 14 meters. A cedar that took 1,500 years to weigh more than 5 tons.
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Stan Hunt is a red cedar carver. He learned this art thanks to his father and grandfather, master sculptors from the Kwakiutl people, a group of forgotten villages in the north of Vancouver Island, near the Gulf of Alaska. Stan works on the most momentous piece of his life. A totem of 14 meters. A cedar that took 1,500 years to weigh more than 5 tons.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Franca González
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Films del Viento Blanco, INCAA
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