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

The film follows the Struutz family as they return to Bitterfeld, only to find their home replaced by a golf course. As they navigate the challenges of reunification, Udo Struutz, his wife Rita, and daughter Jacqueline inherit a factory near Dresden. They face the complexities of a market economy, which baffles the locals. Help comes from Charlie, an adventurous condom dealer who offers a crash course in capitalism, leading to unexpected success.

"Go Trabi Go 2" is part of the "Go Trabi Go Collection," highlighting its connection to the original film. The comedy captures the spirit of Eastern Germany during a time of significant change, making it a unique addition for collectors interested in films from this era. With a runtime of 93 minutes, it offers a blend of family dynamics and cultural commentary set against the backdrop of the 1990s.