One-Eyed, Two-Eyed, Three-Eyed

The film tells the story of a mother with three daughters: the eldest with three eyes, the middle with one eye, and the youngest with two eyes. The narrative explores themes of love and family as the mother initially seeks to marry off her elder daughters, rejecting the suitor of the youngest daughter. However, with the help of a magic goat, the youngest daughter ultimately marries the man she loves.

As a family animation, One-Eyed, Two-Eyed, Three-Eyed appeals to both children and adults who appreciate imaginative storytelling. The film's fantastical elements and moral lessons resonate well with family audiences, making it a suitable addition for collectors interested in animated features from this era.