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Schnelles Glück

1989, German. Directed by Petra Tschörtner.

The documentary reports on the goings-on at the only GDR racecourse in Berlin-Karlshorst. Pensioner Herta Rogau, who has been in charge of a betting counter for 15 years, tells how she came to this work and why she never dared to gamble herself. Her assessment of betting, gambling addicts, losers and winners enriches the footage shown of people at the betting counters, in the grandstand and of the exciting battles of the sulky drivers on the track.

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Released
26 May 1989
Country
East Germany
Written by
Jochen Wisotzki, Petra Tschörtner

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Schnelles Glück (1989) was directed by Petra Tschörtner.

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