你并不孤单

In the heart of a Danish all-boys boarding school back in 1978, "You Are Not Alone" (Du er ikke alene)—a groundbreaking coming-of-age gem directed by Lasse Nielsen and Ernst Johansen—unfolds with raw teenage energy. Young Bo (Anders Agensø) strikes up a tender, unspoken bond with Kim (Peter Bjerg), the headmaster's son, amid the school's strict Christian vibes of daily prayers and moral lectures. While the headmaster hustles for funds to build a new gym, the film dives deeper into the messy thrill of first crushes, cafeteria flirtations with the girls working there, run-ins with a rough crew of older bullies, and the stir of budding sexuality. Parallel drama hits when a rebellious kid gets booted for plastering porn posters everywhere, sparking a bold student walkout that forces his reinstatement just in time for graduation. The euphoric payoff? The boys unveil a homemade short film at the ceremony—inspired by "love thy neighbor"—capturing pure joy and wrapping this Danish LGBTQ+ classic on a high note. A must-watch for fans of authentic '70s youth