Ceremonial follows an elder through the Canadian wilderness to explore ritual practices among Indigenous First Nation tribes in North America. Through collaged film and digital footage, the video attracts viewers with a hypnotic rhythm while refusing any narrative explanation. In this work, Monnet shows glimpses of ceremonies without directly depicting them. By shielding these practices from the eyes of the outside world, she acknowledges that only the communities who engage in these rituals should know them. The artist asks, “Can Indigenous communities practice their cultural beliefs without the fear of a camera trying to capture the ceremony?” Ceremonial serves as a form of protection, using the camera as a tool to both obscure and observe Indigenous knowledge and history.