Hollywood has comes to the Salt City as a film that was shot in Syracuse is coming back for its big premiere.

"Sushi Tushi" was filmed at the Central New York Film Hub. It's a comedy about a losing football team that replaces its entire offensive line with sumo wrestlers.

Sushi Tushi or 'How Sumo Wrestlers Butted into American Pro Football' from Sushi Tushi on Vimeo.

One of the actors stopped by our studio. Brandon Villalobos says he's honored to be in the movie.

His family has struggled with homelessness in the past, and now he can help them while he's pursuing an acting career.

"If it wasn't because of my parents and my military friends, which is my agent also, I probably would have not followed my dreams and would have gotten a normal 9 to 5,” said Villalobos. “But because of them helping me on the way, it also built me as a person. I always want to inspire others to follow their dreams."

"Sushi Tushi" premieres at the Palace Theater at 6:00 p.m. Friday. There will be a Q and A after the screening with the writer and director.

Tickets are still available at CNYTix.com.