Black Sheep (2010)
Original title: Паршивые овцы
Black Sheep is a 2010 Russian-language drama movie directed by Sergey Chekalov, with a running time of 1h 50m. It stars Kirill Rubtsov, Vladimir Tolokonnikov and Viktor Solovyov.
The story is set during the World War II. Seven prisoners manage to escape from the penitentiary and hide in a small village forsaken of God and men. Soon after they respire, they face a new hardship - a German subversive group appears near the village. And as the fate decree, the former 'enemies' of the Motherland turn into its fierce defenders. War mutilates lives of millions of people, but sometimes it is the war that makes even the most thorough scoundrel in the world to remember that he is also a MAN.
Quick answers
What is Black Sheep about?
The story is set during the World War II. Seven prisoners manage to escape from the penitentiary and hide in a small village forsaken of God and men. Soon after they respire, they face a new hardship - a German subversive group appears near the village. And as the fate decree, the former 'enemies' of the Motherland turn into its fierce defenders. War mutilates lives of millions of people, but sometimes it is the war that makes even the most thorough scoundrel in the world to remember that he is also a MAN.
When was Black Sheep released?
Black Sheep was released on 1 July 2010.
How long is Black Sheep?
Black Sheep runs 1h 50m.
Who made Black Sheep?
Black Sheep was directed by Sergey Chekalov.