As the daughter of Jamaican ministers who immigrated to Canada, Shantel Miller takes viewers on an intimate and spiritual journey, shedding light on representations of race, gender, and belief systems. As she documents everyday life and shares with us her ordinary surroundings, friends and family as they interact within familiar settings, her re-imagined spaces specifically depict moments of black life. With oil paints and delicate details, she questions authority, existence, intimacy and contemplates what it means to be human. In Hidden Places, a child gathers strands of their mother's braided hair as we witness their quiet whisper being exchanged.