
Cocoon
Cocon
Synopsis
When puberty hits the 14-year-old Sonny Kruger, he starts looking at his attractive classmate Coco in a different way. Too shy to ever stand a chance with her, he starts doubting his own masculinity. Sonny’s macho father Bero, his attractive sister Kimberly and bullying classmate Nigel, all contribute to his confusion and frustration. With the help of his best friend Ferdi and the things he sees in nature that inspire him, he eventually does have the courage to approach Coco.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Lisette Vlassak
- Screenplay & Story
- Gregory Martina, Melvin Stewart
- Original Title
- Cocon
- Country of Origin
- Netherlands
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 22m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Lisette Vlassak
Gregory Martina, Melvin Stewart
Leilany Sanz, Ivo Siebum, Naduah Zahradnik
Department Leadership Roster
Lisette Vlassak
Director
Gregory Martina
Writer
Melvin Stewart
Writer
Leilany Sanz
Producer
Ivo Siebum
Producer
Naduah Zahradnik
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cocoon
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Cocoon about?
When puberty hits the 14-year-old Sonny Kruger, he starts looking at his attractive classmate Coco in a different way. Too shy to ever stand a chance with her, he starts doubting his own masculinity. Sonny’s macho father Bero, his attractive sister Kimberly and bullying classmate Nigel, all contribute to his confusion and frustration. With the help of his best friend Ferdi and the things he sees in nature that inspire him, he eventually does have the courage to approach Coco.
Who directed Cocoon?
Cocoon was directed by Lisette Vlassak.
Who stars in Cocoon?
The principal cast of Cocoon includes Noël van Kruysdijk, Pauline Bas, Bart Slegers, Kris Hutten, Darryl Amankwah.
When was Cocoon released and how long is it?
Cocoon was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 22m.
