
Fight Girl
Drama
Overview
Twelve-year-old Bo is a talented but hot-tempered kick boxer. However, Bo is distracted by her fighting parents who are in the middle of a divorce. Bo needs to learn how to control her emotions and at the same time accept the fact she can't control everything.
Top Cast


Aiko Beemsterboer
Aiko Beemsterboer
Bo
Aiko Beemsterboer
Bo


Imanuelle Grives
Imanuelle Grives
Cecillia
Imanuelle Grives
Cecillia


Hilde De Baerdemaeker
Hilde De Baerdemaeker
Esther
Hilde De Baerdemaeker
Esther


Bas Keizer
Bas Keizer
Dani
Bas Keizer
Dani


Ali Ben Horsting
Ali Ben Horsting
Alex
Ali Ben Horsting
Alex
Dyon Wilkens
Dyon Wilkens
Raaf
Dyon Wilkens
Raaf


Bob Schwarze
Bob Schwarze
Dealer Recycling Shop
Bob Schwarze
Dealer Recycling Shop


Rein Hofman
Rein Hofman
Gym teacher
Rein Hofman
Gym teacher
Dioni Jurado-Gomez
Dioni Jurado-Gomez
Jesse
Dioni Jurado-Gomez
Jesse


Noa Farinum
Noa Farinum
Joy
Noa Farinum
Joy
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