Warum so umständlich, wenn's so einfach geht? (1935)
Two packers discuss a damaged transport crate, and a young woman arrives to claim it for her father. The supervisor explains the defect and suggests the new container transport system. The father and daughter receive a brochure and watch a promotional film at the Reichsbahn office cinema. The film showcases the efficiency of container transport, featuring various goods like apple juice, strawberries, glassware, and furniture being packed and transported using Reichsbahn containers. The film highlights safety features and the ease of moving large items, concluding with the slogan “From house to house.”
Director: Curt Wesse
| Directing | Curt Wesse | Director |
| Production | Wilhelm Marzahn | Producer |
| Camera | Walter Fuchs | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Franz Meinecke | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Fritz Michelis | Sound |