Small scale county out roar has risen in Kokkola caused by local high school students forced to watch gayerotics movie under threat of sanction. School\u2019s principal says that this is one part of tolerance education, that tries to build understanding towards minorities.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n According Yle Svenska Kokkola\u2019s Swedish speaking high school acquired movie \u201dCall me by your name\u201d to be shown in Kokkola\u2019s movie theater with the help of city\u2019s equality task force. After this the school desided that it\u2019s okay and decent to show this homoerotic film to students 16-18 years old.\u00a0School says that this is one form of tolerance education, which tries to teaches tolerance towards sexual minorities.<\/span><\/p>\n When time came to watch this movie it was boosted with threats: If student skips this movie that would be considered as absence without permission.\u00a0On top of this student will be fined 10\u20ac penalty fee. Yle Svenska\u2019s article doesn\u2019t tell where does this fining base on; is it based on the law or to the equality-councilman\u2019s coffee fund.<\/span><\/p>\n The movie it self tells a story of two young mans love, age 17 and 24 years old. Movie doesn\u2019t show actual sex acts, but many scenes are leading to understanding what\u2019s going on. Actors foreplay leaves no room for misunderstanding, actual sexual intercourse is just around the corner. There are other scenes including perversions too. Younger man sneaks to bedroom to sniff older guy\u2019s underwear while jerking off.<\/span><\/p>\n Many high school students have refused to watch this movie. More than ten students have refused pleading on their religious beliefs. Other students have said that they don\u2019t want to watch movies like this. School\u2019s principal tells to Yle Svenska that the movie is only a beautiful fairy tale between two man.<\/span><\/p>\n