Go Trabi Go

1991
1h 32min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA quirky east German family embark on a voyage to Naples in their beloved Trabant, passing by various regions and their stereotypical inhabitants along the way. The family have to address is... Leer todoA quirky east German family embark on a voyage to Naples in their beloved Trabant, passing by various regions and their stereotypical inhabitants along the way. The family have to address issues both technical and personal along the way.A quirky east German family embark on a voyage to Naples in their beloved Trabant, passing by various regions and their stereotypical inhabitants along the way. The family have to address issues both technical and personal along the way.

Dirección
- Peter Timm
Guionistas
- Reinhard Klooss
- Peter Timm
Elenco

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Dirección
- Peter Timm
Guionistas
- Reinhard Klooss
- Peter Timm
Elenco

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Premios
- 2 nominaciones en total

Trivia
When Germany was reunified on 3 October 1990, the cast and crew of this film were filming on location in Italy, so in fact, Wolfgang Stumph, Marie Gruber and Claudia Schmutzler left their home country as citizens of the German Democratic Republic and came back as citizens of unified Germany.

Conexiones
Followed by Das war der wilde Osten (1992)

Bandas sonoras
Lady Of My Heart
Performed by Taco
Arranged & Performed by Norbert Daum
Guitars by Wesley Plass
Tenor & Alt-Sax by Pepe Solera
Choir by Edith Prock, Bimey Oberreit, Julian Pfeifel, Charly Woodward, Wolfgang Emperhoff

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The path is the destination

"Go Trabi Go" is a movie that consists of two elements: It is the story of a travel, but also a comedy. The Italian landscapes and sights are shown in beautiful pictures when the trip of the Struuz' passes camping sites, nudist beaches (a new experience for the people from GDR), lakes and finally Rome. Their guidebook is a diary from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (Mr. Struuz is German teacher), their car a Trabant. This typical Ossi-car is one of the funny elements. The owner of the car is the father, he loves his car (which he calls "Schorsch") and this leads to many funny moments. The main comical sources are the archetypes. All the wessi's clishés towards the ossis and vice versa are put together and packed into figures, situational humor and funny dialogues. The film has many highlights, when the society of German revue artists and comedians appear in the film (e.g. Diether Krebs telling the shocked Udo Struuz 109 jokes about Trabants). I enjoyed viewing the film and I think not only people with knowledge about the wessis and the ossis will do so, too. All in all a wonderful story about a family getting away from the ex-GDR to see how the world out there really is...