Tolle Tage

The plot centers around Obermüller, a tourism expert, as he attempts to train his deputy, Hurtig, in managing the newly opened Schneemannbaude ski lodge. An embarrassing mistake leads to the entire staff taking time off, leaving Obermüller and Hurtig to handle the influx of guests on their own.

The film features a cast of notable East German actors, including Rolf Herricht and Heinz Rennhack. The comedic elements arise from their efforts to navigate the challenges of running a ski lodge with minimal staff and their improvisational responses to various situations.

Tolle Tage captures the unique cultural context of East Germany during the late 1960s, making it a piece of historical significance for collectors interested in GDR cinema. Its blend of humor and social commentary reflects the era's tourism industry and the everyday challenges faced by its workers.