My Best Enemy (Min bedste fjende, 2010)

Director:
Oliver Ussing
Starring:
Nikolaj Støvring Hansen, Rasmus Lind Rubin, Kim Bodnia, Clara Bruun Sandbye
Genre:
Drama
Rating:
A shaking drama that reflects a cruel school environment.

Alf and Toke are two boys in the same class who are both bullied for different reasons; Alf because he wants to dance ballet, and Toke because he is an insect-collecting "fatty." The leader of the bullying is Mathias, who uses cruel methods that he directs his helpers to carry out. Also in the class is Tilde, who is teased by her peers for wearing braces.

Alf and Toke join forces and try to get back at the bullies. In the comic book Niccolo, Alf finds ways to try to defeat the tormentors. But is it right? Violence breeds violence. A shaking drama that reflects a cruel school environment for our children.

Reviewed by Iva (December 2010)
Editor's Note (2026): This Danish film provides a raw and honest look at schoolyard hierarchies. Iva’s review underscores how timeless and painful these issues unfortunately remain.

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