Große Fische, kleine Fische was released on May 21, 2015.

Große Fische, kleine Fische was directed by Jochen Alexander Freydank.

Große Fische, kleine Fische has a runtime of 89m.

Große Fische, kleine Fische was produced by Marc Conrad, Maren Knieling.

Long-time friends Paul and Fiete are two traditional fishermen in a rapidly changing world. Of the long-established seafarers in their small Baltic Sea village, which the overzealous mayor wants to turn into a tourist stronghold, they are the last ones who still go out to sea every day. However, when Paul finds out by chance one day that Fiete, not he, is the biological father of his son Piet, their close friendship suddenly seems to come to an abrupt end. From then on, the two of them come up with more and more nasty things to make life difficult for the other. Piet, who has returned to his home country and is completely unaware of the situation, ends up in the middle of this petty war.

The key characters in Große Fische, kleine Fische are Fiete Klaas (Dietmar Bär), Paul Grambauer (Uwe Ochsenknecht), Piet Grambauer (Axel Stein).

Große Fische, kleine Fische is a Comedy film.

Große Fische, kleine Fische has an audience rating of 6.6 out of 10.