Haida Carver

Year: 1964

Runtime: 12 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard Gilbert

Documentary

On Canada’s Pacific coast, the documentary follows young Haida artist Robert Davidson as he searches a remote island for argillite, a jet‑like stone, and then carves it into intricate miniature totems using the techniques taught by his grandfather. The film captures the deep connection between the artist, his heritage, and the landscape.

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