The Heart That Changed Color

In The Heart That Changed Color, the iconic Tin Woodman and Scarecrow take center stage as they engage woodland animals in a critical message about the dangers of smoking. This animated fantasy is rooted in advocacy, designed to promote health awareness through its engaging narrative.

The film is notable for its unique approach to animation, blending entertainment with an important social message. As a piece from the mid-1970s, it reflects the era's growing focus on public health issues, making it a distinct addition to any collection of animated works or PSAs.