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Ole Meyer | Ole | |
Aske Jacoby | Aske | |
Anders Agensø | Bo | |
Peter Bjerg | Kim | |
Ove Sprogøe | Kim's Dad | |
Elin Reimer | Kim's Mother | |
Jan Jørgensen | Lærer Jens Carstensen | |
Jørn Faurschou | Lærervikar Andersen | |
Merete Axelberg | Lærer Mortensen | |
John Hahn-Petersen | Lærer Justesen | |
Hugo Herrestrup | Conradsen | |
Beatrice Palner | Fru Jensen | |
Ove Sprogøe | Kims far - Forstander | |
Elin Reimer | Kims mor | |
Janek Lesniak | ||
Peter Vittrup | ||
Martin Højmark | ||
Vagn Holst | ||
Birte Droob | ||
Annette Schwerdfeger | ||
Bjørn Martensen | ||
Claus Heil | ||
Jette Hansen | ||
Michael Kennedy | ||
Kaare Hammershøy | ||
Erik Ravn | ||
Dan Christensen |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Steen Herdel
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Writer/Composer |
Bent Petersen
Lasse Nielsen |
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Cinematography |
Henrik Herbert
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Music | Sebastian
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Young teenager Bo (Anders Agensø) is too sensitive for the hothouse atmosphere of a boarding school run by a cold, unfeeling would-be man of the cloth (an uncharacteristically grim Ove Sprogøe). Lonely and scared, he finds a soul mate in the headmaster's son (Peter Bjerg) and the two boys form a bond that slowly grows into a sexual relationship. Frank and unadorned, this Danish film concluded director Lasse Nielsen's youth-oriented trilogy that began with La' Os Være (1975) and continued with Måske Ku' Vi (1976). ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi |
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