Go Trabi Go

Synopsis

Go Trabi Go is a charming German comedy released in 1991, following the journey of a dysfunctional East German family on a road trip to Italy in their eccentric Trabant car. The film manages to blend humor and heartwarming moments as the family encounters various obstacles during their adventure. Through a series of misadventures and cultural clashes, the characters experience personal growth and self-discovery, ultimately finding unity and love amidst the chaos. With a blend of slapstick comedy and poignant storytelling, Go Trabi Go captures the essence of the reunification era in Germany, offering both laughs and touching moments for viewers.

Cast

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  Claudia Schmutzler

  Jacqueline Struutz

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  Marie Gruber

  Rita Struutz

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  Wolfgang Stumph

  Udo Struutz

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  Dieter Hildebrandt

  Kfz-Meister

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  Ottfried Fischer

  Bernd Amberger

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  Diether Krebs

  Fernfahrer

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to Go Trabi Go, with some praising its lighthearted humor and heartwarming themes, while others found it lacking in depth. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus states that Go Trabi Go is a 'charming and quirky comedy that captures the spirit of reunification', giving it a 7/10. However, IMDb users have rated it 6.0/10, citing its predictable plot and stereotypical characters as drawbacks. Metacritic's review highlights the film's cultural significance and nostalgic appeal, awarding it a score of 65. Despite the varying opinions, Go Trabi Go remains a beloved classic for fans of German cinema.