The Lost Film
A film made more than two decades ago, rediscovered when its message may be more relevant than ever.

The story was ahead of its time.
America caught up with it.
San Diego first · Dates & venues to be announced
Illustrative campaign artwork
The film’s official trailer opens on YouTube.
▶A powerful San Diego story about homelessness, humanity, music and the enduring bond between a father and son.
A film made more than two decades ago. A city revisited. A human story returning to audiences.
A film made more than two decades ago, rediscovered when its message may be more relevant than ever.
The streets of San Diego captured in the original film, contrasted with those same streets and the homelessness crisis today. What changed? What didn’t?
Beneath the social message is an intimate story of a father’s love, sacrifice, and determination to give his son a future.
Family. Opera. Heritage. Sacrifice. Resilience. The Italian-American heart running through The Streetsweeper.
Original imagery and contemporary footage frame a return to the city where the story began. Nearly 25 years later — has anything really changed?



San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas and New York City. Dates, venues and ticket links remain unconfirmed.





Meet Enzo, Joey, Melissa and Jackie — and the performers behind them.
A Hollywood, Broadway, television and opera veteran whose life experience made him uniquely suited to play Enzo Morelli.
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Veteran Hollywood actor, writer, director and award-winning filmmaker whose career spans studio films, television and independent cinema.
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Kehli O’Byrne brings beauty, strength and emotional complexity to the role of Melissa in The Streetsweeper, becoming an important part of the deeply personal story surrounding Joey Morelli and his family.
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Acclaimed movie and television star whose career has spanned more than five decades.
Read biographyThe film’s original creative voices and the publicity and digital team bringing it to audiences.
James Hill is an independent filmmaker, writer, director, and producer whose career has been driven by a passion for character-centered storytelling and bringing unconventional stories to the screen.
Read biographyDenis Maloney, ASC is an accomplished American cinematographer whose extensive career spans feature films, television and independent cinema.
Read biographySeth Casriel is a veteran film and television editor whose career spans feature films, documentaries, comedy and some of the most recognizable unscripted entertainment of the past two decades.
Read biographyBrahm Wenger is an accomplished film and television composer whose music has accompanied dozens of productions and entertained audiences around the world.
Read biographyTony Carro serves as Executive Producer and Head of Publicity & Media Relations for The Streetsweeper, helping lead the film’s reintroduction to audiences more than two decades after its original production.
Read biographyRoss Stasik brings a modern digital perspective to The Streetsweeper team, helping introduce the film to a new generation of audiences through social media, digital marketing, and online engagement.
Read biographyExplore the premiere’s visual identity. Concept art is identified separately from supplied production materials.



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