The Sheriff is a 1918 short comedy film directed by and starring Fatty Arbuckle.

Sheriff Ronald E. Hewett oversees the rural Southern community of Brunswick County, North Carolina. "Sheriff" follows Hewett's pursuit of cold-blooded killers, escaped bank robbers, illegal video poker and stolen ceramic bunnies. "Sheriff" is a feature-length documentary film utilizing only natural pictures and sounds in the cinema verite tradition of Frederick Wiseman. Written by Anon

Divorced, betrayed and suspended from service. Yet The Sheriff continues to fight for what he believes in, law and justice, tumbles through a world he's no longer capable to understand, lost between dream and reality, fiction and friction, comic strips and television. Pit Klaasen, a German cop figuring himself Sheriff of his town, fights against the Boss of oganized crime, The Finn, who is trying to walk in the footsteps of his role model, the Godfather from the movies. So many different worlds crash in this Mafia-Western-Comedy-Whodunnit about people trying to achive their goals not knowing what the other people know and who's gonna destroy their plans next. And as always with the guys from U.N.S., everything's different in the end ... Written by U.N.S. - United Nippes Studios