Street of Dreams is an unfinished documentary film about the musician Tiny Tim and the 1979 Ghost Train fire at Luna Park Sydney, directed and produced by Australian artist Martin Sharp.

[2] It tells Tiny's life story, framed around the marathon performance footage, while highlighting his many eccentricities, religious convictions and sexual hangups as captured by Sharp's camera crews in both Australia and the United States.

Sharp became convinced the two events were somehow linked, and so the film covers the perceived synchronicities and theological underpinnings of the fire while also telling the story of Luna Park in general.

[4] This version was played at various other film festivals in the late 1980s and early 1990s and occasionally aired on TV in both Australia and the United States[5][6] though Sharp still considered it a work in progress.

[11] As of 2024 his estate continue to consider it an incomplete work and have never released it officially, although poor-quality bootleg copies of the Brighton Cut from a VHS transfer circulate online.