

Black Sheep
Schwarze Schafe
Synopsis
Stories of the Berlin city life, separated into five episodes. A hopeless impostor. An East German couple who dreams of the big money. Three Turkish teenagers who do everything to have sex. Two hapless Satanists. And gay boys who dream of a better world.
Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Robert Stadlober
Breslin, Julian's Best Friend
Tom Schilling
Julian, Breslin's Best Friend
Jule Böwe
Charlotte Heinze
Milan Peschel
Peter Harminsky, Charlotte's Friend
Jenny Deimling
Daniela Köhler, Charlotte's College Friend
Robert Lohr
Stefan Köhler, Daniela's Friend
Michael Kinkel
Volker Dietl, Daniela's Rich Husband
Manuel Flurin Hendry
Receptionist
Marc Hosemann
Boris Wecker, the Imposter
Barbara Kowa
Nadja, Vogue-Manager
Bruno Cathomas
Roger, Boris's Best Friend
Marie-Helene Echard
Edna, Roger's Wife
Anna Victor Wemakor
Lilith, Edna's Daughter
Dietmar Rüttiger
Chef de Service
Sandra Nedeleff
Waitress
René Römert
President of the Agency
Stefan Ebner
Vice President of the Agency
Narges Rashidi
Leo's Girlfriend
Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$45K
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Oliver Rihs
- Screenplay & Story
- Thomas Hess, David Keller, Olivier Kolb, Oliver Rihs, Michael Sauter, Daniel Young
- Original Title
- Schwarze Schafe
- Country of Origin
- Germany, Switzerland
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 1h 34m
- Production Budget
- $45K
- Production Studios
- Oliwood Productions, koboiFILM
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Oliver Rihs
Thomas Hess, David Keller, Olivier Kolb, Oliver Rihs, Michael Sauter, Daniel Young
Olivier Kolb
Bettina Blickwede, Andreas Radtke, Till Ufer
Tobias Brand, Olivier Kolb, Oliver Rihs
Department Leadership Roster
Oliver Rihs
Director
Thomas Hess
Writer
David Keller
Writer
Olivier Kolb
Writer
Oliver Rihs
Writer
Michael Sauter
Writer
Daniel Young
Writer
Olivier Kolb
Producer
Oliver Rihs
Producer
Olivier Kolb
Director of Photography
Bettina Blickwede
Editor
Andreas Radtke
Editor
Till Ufer
Editor
Sarah Clara Weber
Editor
Age Classification & Content Advisories
Official viewer rating standards and content warnings across international classification boards.
International Certification Matrix
FSK 18 — Restricted to adults 18 and older.
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Black Sheep.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Black Sheep
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Black Sheep about?
Stories of the Berlin city life, separated into five episodes. A hopeless impostor. An East German couple who dreams of the big money. Three Turkish teenagers who do everything to have sex. Two hapless Satanists. And gay boys who dream of a better world.
Who directed Black Sheep?
Black Sheep was directed by Oliver Rihs.
Who stars in Black Sheep?
The principal cast of Black Sheep includes Robert Stadlober, Tom Schilling, Jule Böwe, Milan Peschel, Jenny Deimling.
When was Black Sheep released and how long is it?
Black Sheep was released in 2006 with a total runtime of 1h 34m.
What is the age rating and content advisory for Black Sheep?
Black Sheep holds official age classifications: DE: 18 (FSK 18 — Restricted to adults 18 and older.).




















