Explanation through "; Mother's Help "; M ? drehj ? lpen - a humanitarian organization that helps young mothers with children. This theme is illustrated through a simple story of an unmarried mother. All roles are played by natural types. This film was produced by the Danish Cultural Film Company in 1942 for the Mother Aid Agency Joint Committee (M ? drehj ? lpens F ? llesraad) and joined the Danish Society series in 1947. One of the two short Danish dialogue sequences has been removed from the English version. In 1940, Ebbe Neergaard published the first biography of Dreyer, 'The Works of a Film Director'. At the reception for this book, Dreyer was first introduced to Morgan Scott Hansen. The next day, Dreyer called him and suggested that they work together to write a feature film adapted from Anne Peddestadt. Scott Hansen had previously worked as a screenwriter and was honored to accept this job. They jointly wrote the script, and Skot Hansen attempted to sell the Anne Pedersdotter project to Nordisk Film. He recalled the situation on the field as follows:; Nordisk's executive Br ? ndum is very commercialized, thinking like a calculator. I reached an agreement with him: Dreyer will produce a short film for Nordisk, and Nordisk will provide funding for his feature film thereafter. That short film is' The Good Mother '. He made Nordisk Film promise that if Dreyer proved he could stick to the budget, he would make the film. On Friday, I had a conversation with Dreyer and he immediately contacted a woman from M ? drehj ? lpen [Mother Aid Organization, Editor]. On Monday, he had provided various information about the topic and written a script that was perfect.' The Good Mother 'was filmed at Nordisk Film in the summer of 1942, with many non actors in the cast, many of whom had connections to M ? drehj ? lpen. Kristian is a little boy, played by Ern. A (Hj ? rdis Jacobsen) is brought to M ? drehj ? lpen, played by the son of Vera Skalts, who has led the organization for many years. The dramatic part was severely affected by poor acting, but beyond that, the movie was cleverly combined together, although that doesn't mean it looks like a Dreyer movie. It is outdated in many aspects. In addition to the moral and legal obsolescence of this movie, its language is also satisfactorily outdated. Professor Erna teaches a course; Simple Children's Songs "; In a parenting class, there was a saying: Poor little black boy, he is black from head to toe, so he must always be like this. Dreyer completed 'The Good Mother' on time and within budget, so this is not the reason why Nordic Film Company gave up producing Anne Peddestadt in the face of danger. However, Dreyer did obtain permission from the studio to attempt and; Skot Hansen showed the financial statements of 'Good Mother' to Palladium and convinced CEO Tage Nielsen to produce the film that later became 'Days of Fury'.