() is a 1989 Spanish black comedy film written and directed by . The film is a critique of the Catholic education in 1950s Spain. It stars Maribel Verdú, José Sazatornil "Saza", Juan Diego Botto, Gabino Diego, and Miguel Rellán.
Plot After coming across former teacher Benito, Adolfo de la Cruz remembers his school years as a lonely boy in the 1950s tormented by the perspective of sex, sin, and damnation in hell.
Cast Maribel Verdú as Lola José Sazatornil "Saza" as Padre Benito Juan Diego Botto as Adolfo (boy) Miguel Rellán as Adolfo de la Cruz (adult) Gabino Diego as Emilio Francisco Vidal as Padre Crisóstomo Concha de Leza as Sra. de la Cruz Juan José Artero as Fernando de la Cruz
Release Black Sheep was programmed in the official selection of the 10th Mostra de València. As one of the first titles taken over by Golem, it was released theatrically in Spain on 7 May 1990.
Accolades
| || 10th Mostra de València || colspan = "2" | Audience Award || || |- | || 5th Goya Awards || Best New Director || José M.ª Carreño || ||
See also List of Spanish films of 1990
References