Werbung aus der Flimmerkiste

When advertising learned to flicker, an amusing foray into the wonderful world of early television advertising. The good 'Rama' is back and 'Bauknecht' knows what women want. Mecki, Sarotti-Mohr and Bärenmarke-Bär romp across the screen in droll cartoons. The first television stars also advertise products in the slipper cinema. A witty foray through the wonderful world of early television advertising with snappy sideways glances at the colorful cinema commercials. In the 60s, the scent of the big wide world wafts around the noses of the Germans, 'Neckermann' makes it possible and the white whirlwind blows the apartments sparkling clean. Klementine tinkers with washing machines and 'Afri-Cola' ignites the flower power rush. An encounter of the curious kind with old acquaintances and familiar sounds: "Mom, mom, he didn't drill at all!" A film by Ulrich Wünsch, which in addition to the title 'Advertising from the Flicker Box' used to be offered under the title 'When the Advertising Flickered Learned'.