Cool Kids Don't Die

Cool Kids Don't Cry: Directed by Dennis Bots. With Hanna Obbeek, Nils Verkooijen, Fiona Livingston, Bram Flick. Akkie is a pretty schoolgirl who is good at soccer and doesn't let boys mess with her, until she is diagnosed with leukemia and must start her battle to stay alive.

Achtste Groepers Huilen Niet (English: Sixth Graders Don't Cry, also known as Cool Kids Don't Cry) is a 2012 family drama that was directed by Dennis Bots. The film is an adaptation of the Dutch book of the same name by Jacques Vriens. It was first released into cinemas in the Netherlands on February 15, 2012, and has won a 2012 Golden Film Award.

A brand for the cool. Cool Kids Don't Cry is a hopeful and touching film about a vibrant eighth grade girl who contracts leukemia, and how she and her classmates respond to her illness as it progresses. The film is based on the popular Dutch children's book "Achtste-groepers huilen niet" (Eighth Graders Don't Cry) by Jacques Vriens.

Edited by Gus Harrington. Shot by Donovan Wallwork, Clyde Pelekai, Gus Harrington.Shot in North Shore, Oahu. Song Title: Maliblue.

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Adaptation of one of Benelux most famous children's novels. Tough prime school girl Akkie loves soccer and can be a real bully. Love is the only thing she's scared of.

When Akkie is diagnosed with Leukemia, she has to fight for her life. On the verge of going to high school, Akkie has to allow love to enter her life, and thus gain courage to accept the inevitable. Cool Kids don't Cry In this adaptation of one of most famous children's novels, tough middle school girl Akkie loves soccer and can be a real bully.

When Akkie is diagnosed with leukemia, she has to fight for her life. On the verge of going to high school, Akkie has to allow love to enter her life, and thus gain courage to accept the inevitable. Anja, a 12-year-old lively and tough girl, loves football; Jonas, her classmate, does not like girls playing soccer, especially not when they are as good at it as she is.

But Anja is also ill; although diagnosed with leukaemia, she keeps her optimism and energy, and is engaged in school tournaments.