Tom Sizemore filmography

A Flower in Brazil
The Koi Keeper
The Spring of 1991. Against the brutal backdrop of human trafficking in Southeast Asia, a seven-year-old American girl named Sybil Harrington is violently abducted on the streets of Bangkok, Thailand. Her parents are Clay and Kimberly Harrington, entry-level employees of the American Embassy in Bangkok, who find themselves embroiled in suspicions of infidelity and increasing marital dysfunction immediately prior to the onset of this unspeakable tragedy. The desperate search for their only daughter is futile, yielding no verifiable result, the sudden conclusion of Clay's brief diplomatic career and the possible end of their union. Despite the absence of a body, all indications are that young Sybil Harrington did not survive. The Summer of 2001. Seventeen-year old Sybil Harrington is very much alive, and has grown to the brink of adulthood in a foreign culture into which she has assimilated as a native in order to survive. After 10 long years of servitude on the streets of Bangkok and Pattaya, during which time there was great adversity and a severe beating in the wake of a thwarted escape attempt, she is rescued via purchase of debt by Toshiro Arakawa, a benevolent, handsome, and mysterious Japanese businessman. Becoming his personal servant and confidante, Sybil tends an exquisite koi pond on a private Chiang Mai compound and develops an erotic attraction for the guarded and jealous stranger, unaware that he holds the key to her past and the fate of her heart.
Written by ARFLIX A/SThe Perfect Game
Based on a true story. In 1957 a rag-tag, shoeless, poor group of kids from Monterrey, Mexico shocked the world by winning 13 games in a row and the Little League World Series in the only perfect game ever pitched in the Championship. These kids, led by their priest and a down-and-out former major leaguer embark on a journey through the southern US and up into Williamsport, PA for the Championship game. They encountered many adversities including nearly being deported and the bigotry that wouldn't allow them into certain restaurants or travel on certain buses. They never lost their faith and eventually captured the hearts of both nations. This is a heart-warming inspirational story in the tradition of "Rudy", "Hoosiers", "Coach Carter" or "Friday Night Lights".
Written by John BradlyA Broken Life
Marble City
The Last Lullaby
"Superstorm"
The HeadHunter
White Air
Toxic

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