Black Sheep (2006 German film)

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Black Sheep (German: Schwarze Schafe) is a 2006 German / Swiss comedy film directed by Oliver Rihs.^[1]

Black Sheep
Directed by	Oliver Rihs
Starring	Jule Böwe Milan Peschel
Release date	19 August 2006 (2006-08-19) (EIFF)
Running time	1h 34min
Countries	Germany Switzerland
Language	German

Cast

Robert Stadlober
Tom Schilling
Jule Böwe as Charlotte Heinze
Milan Peschel as Peter Harminsky, Charlotte's Friend
Marc Hosemann as Boris Wecker, the Imposter
Bruno Cathomas [de] as Roger, Boris's Best Friend
Jenny Deimling [de] as Daniela Köhler, Charlotte's College Friend
Robert Lohr [de] as Stefan Köhler, Daniela's Friend
Barbara Kowa as Nadja, Vogue-Manager
Michael Kinkel as Volker Dietl, Daniela's Rich Husband
Manuel Flurin Hendry [de] as Receptionist
Oktay Özdemir
Frank Giering

References

^ "Black Sheep (2006) Movie Review from Eye for Film".

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Black Sheep at IMDb

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