Some good acting, insincere, infantile script.

Rating: 3/10 (3 July 2014)

I've created an account for the sole cause of writing a review for this film, as I'm stunned by the fact that very few people seem to notice the flimsiness of the script.
Although this is obviously a teen movie, it starts OK with a good level of irony to balance out the profound underlying subject, not to make it too sentimental. This balance is totally lost after about 45 minutes. Anne Frank comes in out of nowhere, just to stir up the emotions a little more. This (along with some other plot twists) came across so insincere, that I decided to leave the theater half an hour before the film ended.
The fact that tear jerking seems to be a higher priority than offering solace and a good movie leaves a bad taste in my mouth.