Go Trabi Go 2 - Those Were the Days of the Wild East

In the whimsical comedy Go Trabi Go 2 - Those Were the Days of the Wild East, released in 1992, the Struutz family returns to their hometown of Bitterfeld with dreams of revitalization, only to be met with an unexpected reality check. The reunification of Germany has transformed their landscape, forcing their beloved home to make way for a shiny new golf course. This abrupt change sets the stage for a humorous exploration of cultural clashes and economic confusion as Udo, a well-meaning teacher, finds himself unexpectedly inheriting a factory near Dresden. The Struutz family's journey through the tumultuous transition to a market economy is both chaotic and comical, as they grapple with their new roles in a rapidly evolving society.

Adding to the mix is Charlie, a charismatic adventurer and unconventional business consultant, who introduces Udo and his family to the wild world of capitalism. Charlie’s eccentric methods and Rock & Roll crash course in business bring a fresh perspective to the Struutz family's struggles, leading to a series of laugh-out-loud moments as they navigate the pitfalls of their new reality. With its lighthearted take on the trials of reunification and the clash of old and new values, Go Trabi Go 2 offers a delightful glimpse into the absurdities of adapting to change. The film not only entertains with its quirky characters and comedic misadventures but also provides a thoughtful commentary on the challenges faced during a pivotal moment in German history. If you're in the mood for a blend of laughter and nostalgia, this film is sure to hit the right notes.