Montserrat (2026)

James Cunningham’s short film *MONTSERRAT* crafts a deeply personal and meditative look at what it means to be an immigrant in Australia, told through the quiet rhythm of a lone tradesman’s life. Anchored by a nuanced performance from actor and model Wilson Bazurto, the story unfolds the subdued world of Montserrat—a young man caught in a loop of routine and isolation. Clad in his signature bright yellow or orange hi-vis workwear that feels more like armor than clothing, his days blur together as he moves through simple, repetitive tasks inside his nearly empty home. Through an observant lens, the film offers a rare, intimate window into the life of someone society hardly notices.