The Goose-Girl at the Well

This 29-minute film follows a young man who, during a walk in the forest, encounters a witch. He agrees to help her by carrying a large bundle of grass to her house, which leads to a series of tests that challenge his character and reveal deeper mysteries. The plot intricately weaves the enchantment of folklore with personal growth.

As a family genre film, The Goose-Girl at the Well appeals to collectors interested in adaptations of classic tales, particularly those from the Brothers Grimm. Its unique narrative and charming visuals make it a noteworthy addition to any collection focused on family-oriented short films. With its concise runtime, it offers a succinct yet engaging storytelling experience, perfect for both young audiences and adults who appreciate fairy tales.