Das war der wilde Osten

1992
1h 40m

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The Struutz family return from holidays after the fall of the Berlin Wall to find their home being bulldozed to make way for a golf course. It gets worse when Udo inherits a nearly-bankrupt ... Read allThe Struutz family return from holidays after the fall of the Berlin Wall to find their home being bulldozed to make way for a golf course. It gets worse when Udo inherits a nearly-bankrupt garden gnome factory.The Struutz family return from holidays after the fall of the Berlin Wall to find their home being bulldozed to make way for a golf course. It gets worse when Udo inherits a nearly-bankrupt garden gnome factory.

Directors
- Wolfgang Büld
- Reinhard Klooss
Writers
- Reinhard Klooss
- Stefan Cantz
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4.6/10

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Directors
- Wolfgang Büld
- Reinhard Klooss
Writers
- Reinhard Klooss
- Stefan Cantz
Stars

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Mozjoukine

Bland Sequel

GO TRABI GO - das war zer wilde Osten is the follow up to the popular German GO TRABI GO.

The East German family comes back to find their country re-unified, their flat flattened and themselves heir to a garden gnome factory.

We get dad's US trip, flavoured condoms, skinheads and the daughter and her better shaped friend in skating outfits showing up in a Pigalle bar, while mum is romanced by a crooked official.

This routine sequel is a part of European pop culture which didn't mean all that much outside its country of origin first time and is all but forgotten now.

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Trivia
Uwe Steimle, who played one of the skinheads, coined the term Ostalgie.

Connections
Follows Go Trabi Go (1991)

Soundtracks
Das war der wilde Osten
Performed by Wolfgang Stumph
Written by Ekki Stein (as W.-E. Stein), Stefan Cantz (as S. Cantz) and Reinhard Klooss (as R. Kloos)