Ray Bandar, a life with skulls
a film
by Beth Cataldo and John Zorn
Raymond Bandar started collecting skulls as an art student in the 1950s. Skulls are "masterpieces of sculpture." You can tell so much about the life of an animal by looking at its skull--how big it is, how old, what it ate, what its day-to-day habits were.
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Comparative Anatomy, Biography, Skull, Bones, Collectors and collecting, NaturalistsPeople
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Ray Bandar, a life with skulls: a film
2014, Hummingbird Multimedia
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Original version distributed privately in 2005.
"The story begins on Ocean Beach in San Francisco, when a number of marine mammal bodies appear, skull-less, on the beach. The director, Beth Cataldo, is intrigued by this mystery and, in pursuit of an answer, finds a local legend who has been collecting skulls for more than 60 years. He's been called Dr. Bones and Reptile Ray ... The movie investigates Bandar's history as a skull collector ..."--Container.
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