Day 22 : A Dutch movie. "Cool kids don't cry" is the Dutch movie I mention above. Actually movies or films from the Netherlands is not popular in Vietnam. I never watched one before. Last month I bumped into a music video on Youtube named "Under-one of the most emotional songs in the world. The video was a short summary of a film about a girl who had a cancer and her friends. the song's lyrics appeared in both English and Vietnamese. At the end of video clip, there was an introduction of an English course which co-operated with Effortless English. Then I knew the movie's name "Cool kids don't cry". I thought it was an English speaking movie but I was wrong. I found only one full movie with Vietnamese subtitles. Of course the movie's voices were changed to avoid copyright claim. I was impressed by the film's story, the way pupils sat together as a group of four to studied, the way the teacher and doctor cared about the main character when she was ill. Little actress Hanna Obbeek who played main role-Akkie did a great job in this movie and so did other actors and actresses. This movie was for children but it was not a happy ending movie. However it was not a tragic one like most of films or movies from the East. Akkie was so brave when faced to the true that she had a cancer. She always showed her optimistic side and full of energy in front other people. Day by day she became weaker and weaker that she could not get out of her bed in the hospital while she always wished she could play soccer or at least could watch her friends palying. Her friends persuaded the doctor and her parents allowed them to play soccer in the hospital's yard so Akkie could watch them play through the window from her room. Akkie died peacefully at the end.