Du er ikke alene "(1978) is a Danish adult film written by Russell Nielsen and Bent Peterson, directed by Russell Nelson and Ernst Johansson, and produced by Stephen Herder. The story takes place in an all male boarding school in Denmark, where a boy named Bo (played by Anders Agensø) establishes a special relationship with the principal's youngest son, Kim (played by Peter Bjerg). At the beginning of the movie, the principal attempts to raise funds for a new sports hall at the school. Boarding schools are likely to be Christian schools because they have schools for prayer and teachers have been mentioning good Christian ethics. This movie not only tells the story of Bo, Jin, and their growing relationship, but also a real growth story. The filmmakers captured the perfect budding of sex and interpersonal relationships, including young women working in cafeterias; A group of older and annoying teenagers. In another plot line, a struggling student is expelled for displaying pornographic posters. Some students decide to strike classes in protest, and the boy is eventually allowed to return to school in order to graduate. At the year-end graduation ceremony, the boys presented gifts to all the teachers and students in the school; Their family, a short film they made themselves, based on the commandment "; Love Your Neighbor";. It also reached a joyful climax& The ending of this movie. Du er ikke alene (Danish: Du er ikke alene) (1978) This Danish futuristic film was written by Lars Nielsen and Bent Peterson, directed by Lars Nielsen, and produced by Steen Heedel. The story is set in all male boarding schools in Denmark, where one of the boys, Bo (Anders Argens and Oslash), develops a special relationship with the principal's son, Peter Berg. At the beginning of the movie, the principal is trying to raise funds to establish a new gymnastics school. This may be a Christian school because their teachers pray every day to maintain good Christian ethics. This movie not only tells the story of Bo, Jin, and their growing relationship, but also a true story of the future era. This movie perfectly captures the sexual and interpersonal development stages of teenagers, and also depicts young women who are in the cafeteria and a group of dirty older adults. In another storyline, a struggling student is expelled for displaying pornographic posters, and some students protest by walking out of class. The boy is eventually allowed to return to school so that he can graduate. At the graduation ceremony at the end of this year, the boy spoke on behalf of the entire school and their family. In a short film, they had done everything on their own basis and commanded "love your neighbor". And ended the film with a joyful climax.
