Montserrat (2026)
James Cunningham's short film MONTSERRAT offers a poignant and introspective portrait of the Australian immigrant experience, encapsulated through the daily life of a solitary tradesman. Featuring a delicate performance by actor and model Wilson Bazurto, the film reveals the quiet existence of Montserrat, a young man whose life is marked by routine and loneliness. Wearing his ubiquitous yellow or orange hi-vis tradesman's uniforms like a shell of his identity, Montserrat's days blend into one another as he navigates mundane tasks in his mostly empty house. The film's observational cinematography captures a rare glimpse into the life of a man overlooked by society.
Director: James Cunningham
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Wilson Bazurto as Montserrat |
| Directing | James Cunningham | Director |
| Writing | James Cunningham | Writer |
| Production | Vanessa Abbott | Producer |
| Production | Slade Phillips | Producer |
| Sound | Christopher Galovan | Music |
