Hush Harbor

Hush Harbor is the first feature narrative film produced by the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History & Culture. On a small Western plantation, a revered enslaved matriarch who guards her people through ancestral spiritual practices must confront a rising evangelical threat and a dangerous betrayal from within, risking everything to preserve memory, autonomy, and sacred resistance. The film is slated for festivals and the Smithsonian Channel. Filming takes place in Auburn, Washington.