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A vintage 8mm home movie clip from 1971 in California, featuring close-up shots of two intricately carved tribal masks. The first mask is light-colored, possibly white or cream, with bold, stylized features and a projected text overlay reading 'A KWAKIUTL PRODUCTION'. The second mask is dark, almost black, with a glossy finish, set against a textured orange backdrop. The footage exhibits classic Super 8 film grain, slight flicker, and a handheld camera feel, capturing the cultural artistry of Northwest Coast Indigenous craftsmanship.
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III-02,sacto state
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