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Doc short | USA | 5 MINUTES | English

The Bone Comb

Director: Maurice Allen John

This short documentary follows Hayden Haynes (Seneca Nation of Indians, Deer Clan) as he undertakes a unique and singular project in which he carves a centuries-old fragment of bone.

Bone and antler carving are ancient Seneca practices. Hayden, as a contemporary Seneca artist and antler carver, bridges the past and the present in this documentary.

The finished artwork is part of a permanent exhibit at the Rochester Museum & Science Center, located is Rochester, NY.

CAST & CREDITS

Director

Maurice Allen John

Producer

Hayden Haynes

DIRECTORS BIO

Lakota/Seneca Digital Filmmaker/Editor. Professional work experience spanning over 20 years in commercial photography, design and visual art.

DIRECTORS STATEMENT

Each of us has an extraordinary experience.

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