Donkey, Herring and Broom

The film showcases three stories. The first is an Indian fairy tale about a donkey that tries to impress its master by teasing the master’s dog. The second tale is inspired by a humorous Estonian song, telling the story of a land herring that transforms into a sea creature and makes the seawater salty. The final story, based on a Czech fairy tale, follows two boys who discover a witch's broom and take to the skies.

As a piece of animation from Tallinnfilm, it reflects the artistic styles and cultural narratives of its time. Collectors of vintage animation or international films may find this title interesting for its unique stories and cultural significance. The blend of folk tales and fairy tales offers a glimpse into the storytelling traditions of various cultures, making it a distinctive addition to a collection focused on animated works from the late 1960s.