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"Pure
delight! The Berlin
scene at its wildest, kinkiest, weirdest, funniest best. The
discovery of the season! Why aren't there more films like this?!!"
Ron
Holloway (Moving Pictures)
"very
refreshing"
Leo
Bankersen, De Filmkrant
"I've
rarely seen people respond so positively to a film...
the audience
were whooping and
cheering, clapping with
hands in the air..."
James
Rice (Head of Screenings Edinburgh Film Festival)
"...like
American Pie (without
the prudish American restrictions) in the visual style of
À Bout de Souffle... a glorious
shambles of bad taste and street humour, an exploration of youth culture
in a city that eats, breathes and shits stories... anarchic
entertainment... great
fun and a cult hit waiting to happen."
Eye
for Film, George Williamson
"...
a riot of filthy-minded fun ... packed with affectionate digs and in-jokes
about contemporary Berlin and the misfits and black sheep who gravitate
there. Youthful,
energetic and defiantly in your face,
Black Sheep is powered by punk rock spirit and overheated libido... an
anarchic multi-stranded odyssey that gives
Clerks 2 a run for its money on the sexual deviancy front."
Wendy
Ide in "The Times" and "Times On-Line"
'It's
clever, sick, twisted
and more controversial than a dozen Jerry Springer Operas.
In short I
absolutely loved it!'
Chris
Grant, Netribution co. uk
"I
enjoyed the film a lot. I
hooted with laughter so
loudly at the granny scene at the end of the film that half the
videotheque turned round to look at me"
Damon
Smith, PA Entertainment/Attitude
from
an Edinburgh video-pre-screening
"Black
Sheep was definitely the
most provocative film I
saw at the festival. Having said that it was, as a result, one of the
most shockingly hilarious.
It genuinely received the
greatest number of horrified belly laughs of
any press screening I attended"
Marshall
Veniar (Glasgow Herald writer)
"messy,
punky, shambolic and
fun"
Kaleem
Aftab, Hotdog
"Black
Sheep provides laughter in areas that we shouldn’t really laugh at
but at the end of the day just can’t help ourselves. We
know it’s wrong but it’s just so damn funny.
Journeying through a monochromatic Berlin, we encounter different
characters from different parts of the city... From the trio of horny
Turkish teenagers to the world’s worst Satanists, the set-ups are
completely ridiculous but
with these
characters, utterly believable.
So buy your Granny a big bunch of flowers, leave any sense of good taste
that you may have at the door and enjoy
the trip!"
Matt
Harris, Sky Movie News
"An
eclectic, madcap
bleat into Europe's
coolest city!"
Kaleem
Aftab, Hotdog
"Anarchic,
energetic, scatalogical,
but well-meaning...just like a night out in Berlin!"
Phil
Hoad, Dazed & Confused
"I
really enjoyed it,
the outrageous, bad taste humour and the punk spirit reminded me of Clerks...
It's great fun!"
Virginie
Guichard, What's on in London
"Refreshingly
irreverent and
definitely the most
daringly original comedy to
come out of Germany in a long time."
Robert
Fischer, Munich Film Festival
"Very
funny and extremely
entertaining..."
Heinz
Badewitz, Hof Film Festival
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