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SummaryIn this film, the Kaulbarsch family is filmed at their father's workplace. She talks about working with customers and social conditions. The kids are talking about their toys. Father Kaulbarsch finds that smaller businesses are threatened with extinction and that his children should rather take up other professions.
Shotlist0:00:00 Camera shows the shoemaker shop of Mr. Kaulbarsch; in front a Trabant; camera zooms on the entrance door; camera pans over the street sides with passers-by; customers in the shop are filmed
0:02:53 Mr. and Mrs. Kaulbarsch in the shop's workshop; Mr. Kaulbarsch solding; children talking about his father's work; Mr. Kaulbarsch talking about his independence; talks about social security; health care and sports; about working hours; his opinion about the wall
0:10:44 Mr. Kaulbarsch talks about holidays; about holiday camps; about the positive side of work; about leisure activities with the children; about future prospects in his profession; about dying out craft professions
0:17:04 Mr. Kaulbarsch talks about earnings and social contributions; talks about accident and financial losses; Mrs. Kaulbarsch talks about help in the shop; she talks about positive and negative things at work; talks about work before housewife work
0:25:54 two sons are interviewed; eldest son talks about his leisure activities; about his career aspirations; about family circumstances
0:31:04 Mr. Kaulbarsch talks about acquaintances who have made an exit; describes negative examples; talks about his accident; about housing conditions; about subsidies from the state
0:37:21End
TagsSelf-employment; application for departure; shoemaker; family;
