Fleischwolf (2025)

Zino and Filatow have finally made it. They sold their sketch comedy series to funk. It’s the first step towards their big goal: "being famous." Next week, they are even shooting with Felix Lobrecht. The signs are good—unless toxic weed or a shady manager gets in their way.

Managers are overrated. Zino and Filatow decide to do their own thing. Best to start with an all-time classic and provoke a little. But when a small, minimally inappropriate joke by Filatow doesn't land as planned, an uncomfortable mood breaks out on set. When an anonymous fan wants to give them a gift, the boys get into a mess that basically forces them to prostitute Felix Lobrecht. Oops.

Zino and Filatow have never conducted a single job interview, but they try anyway and fail miserably. Luckily, Filatow has a Plan B: A deaf editor! He brings in an extra 400 euros! Per month!! With the new employee backing them, they land their first coup: becoming human rights activists for the LGBTQ scene. It’s only when they discuss with Louis Klamroth on the talk show "Hart aber Fair" that they make a tiny little mistake.

Zino and Filatow want to build a media empire. Not a small production shop—an EMPIRE. Naturally, they need help. So, in search of the right business coach, they bounce from an aggressive feminist to the worst sexist in the EU West, all the way to the Laughter Yoga woman herself.

Zino and Filatow are stranded at a train station because one of them ABSOLUTELY needs to buy an e-cigarette. Via a friendly vaper at the station, they end up at a vapers' regulars' table, giving one of them the best day of his life—and the other the worst.

While Filatow notices physical decay for the first time in his early 30s, Zino hits his first midlife crisis. Both deal with it in their very own way. What helps best? Physiotherapy? Tilidine? Or perhaps a new car?

Zino and Filatow are in a creative crisis. Their sketch series won't really take off, so a new plan is needed. A scandal! But what is even scandalous in a world where women and swans are beaten? There is only one option left: The path into boredom. FLEISCHWOLF is now officially boring and goes through the roof. But the boys lose interest in boredom and forge new plans.

Zino and Filatow are on a mission. They don't want to be boring anymore. They need new inspiration. Only one person can help: Digging up old internet stars and going on a road trip across the entire republic. There's Döner with love, a small dispute with Dennis Gaschi, and a life lesson from f***ing Daniel Beuthner. Pure inspiration!

Every road trip has its downsides. Zino and Filatow get stranded in a small village in the heart of Brandenburg. To kill time, they settle down in a pub and—how could it be otherwise—a fight breaks out. After the angry villagers wreck the boys' car so bad they can't flee, they look for a place to sleep. But who do they end up with? The man they just fought with. Drama incoming.

The losing streak won't break. Zino and Filatow's car is still not really ready for action. It drives, but that's about it. Filatow tricks Zino into taking full responsibility for fixing the car, while he spends a great day at the barber or with the rapper Ssio. Zino has to face all the annoyances with the goddamn car alone.

Now the tables turn. Zino and Filatow stumble by chance into the biggest criminal case of our time. Screw the Green Vault—the Nefertiti has been stolen. The BND (German Intelligence) suspects an Arab clan, and the two boys go straight into the investigation and tap their Arab contacts. But without the desired result, because all traces lead to the "Last Generation" (climate activists).

FUCK! Just as Zino and Filatow were starting to crack the case, the BND kicks them out. But giving up is not an option. They go undercover with the "Last Generation" and get carried away. FLEISCHWOLF is no longer a comedy format; they are now climate terrorists.

Zino and Filatow meet with an old acquaintance to profit from him, because no one really wants to be friends with such an "agency son of a b****." When it becomes clear that he can't fix anything for the two, he is immediately cast out. Just stupid that he becomes their new contact person at funk and significantly restricts them in their new sketches.

The perfect evening: Philosophizing about some nonsense with your best friend in a restaurant. But only until an intrusive fan comes around the corner, ruins your shot with two girls, and clings to you so tight you can't get rid of him. Just as the two have resigned themselves to being a trio today, the fan breaks his neck in a daring stunt. Now what?