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Hold On is a Dutch romantic drama film directed by Charlotte Scott-Wilson and written by Daan Gielis. The film stars Charlie Chan Dagelet, Roeland Fernhout, and Lidewij Mahler. The story revolves around two musicians, Jasper (Charlie Chan Dagelet) and her boyfriend Ruben (Roeland Fernhout). Jasper is a talented singer and songwriter struggling to make it big in the music industry. She works at a call center to make ends meet while Ruben, a music producer, works tirelessly to get Jasper's music heard by the right people.

As they work on Jasper's music, Jasper is hit with a personal crisis that puts a halt on everything. She discovers that she is pregnant with Ruben's child and is faced with the decision of whether to keep the baby or not. Jasper knows that having a child will change her life forever and she is not sure if she is ready for it.

While Jasper wrestles with her decision, she meets a stranger named Bas (Stefan de Walle) who offers her a new perspective on life. Bas is an older man who is diagnosed with a terminal illness and is determined to make the most of the time he has left. Jasper is inspired by Bas's outlook on life and is given the courage to face her own fears.

Throughout the movie, Jasper struggles with her decision to keep the baby, which puts a strain on her relationship with Ruben. Jasper's music takes on a new meaning as she begins to write songs about her personal struggles.

The film's soundtrack features several original songs by Dagelet, who also performed all of the vocals. Her performance is captivating, and her music adds a poignant touch to the film.

The chemistry between Dagelet and Fernhout is palpable, and their performances bring depth and authenticity to their characters. The supporting cast, including Mahler and de Walle, add depth and heart to the film.

Hold On is a powerful film about love, loss, and the struggles of everyday life. The film's message is about finding the courage to face our fears and make the most of the time we have. The film's message is relevant and relatable, and the performances are outstanding. This is a must-watch movie for anyone who enjoys a heartfelt drama with a great soundtrack.