The Lost Film
A film made more than two decades ago, rediscovered when its message may be more relevant than ever.
A film made more than two decades ago, rediscovered when its message may be more relevant than ever. Publicity information, biographies and media requests are gathered here.
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Original footage. Newly filmed streets. A story of family, sacrifice and humanity.
The filmmakers revisit the city where the story began, bringing original footage together with newly shot material from San Diego in 2026.
Explore the film’s rediscovery, its San Diego setting, the father-and-son story and its Italian-American roots.
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.
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The film’s return offers several stories for journalists to explore.
San Diego film revisits homelessness nearly 25 years later.
A street sweeper with the voice of an opera singer.
Independent filmmakers return to the city where the story began.
A father-and-son story built around sacrifice, dignity and hope.
What has changed—and what has not—on San Diego’s streets since 2002.
An independent movie seeks a national audience through community impact.
The current film poster and campaign slate.



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