Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman --and 4 more spine-tingling tales
(DVD Video) 

Teeny-Tiny and the witch-woman: music, sound, montage by Jiří Kolafa ; paintings by Miluše Hluchaničová ; editing, Zdenka Navrátilová. Space Case: digital art and paint by Ed Mironiuk, Kris Tercek, John Tercek ; editors Paul R. Gagne, David Russell ; music composed by Scotty Huff and Robert Reynolds. The Boy with Two Shadows: camera, Julie Logan, Shaun Bell, Karen Downes ; music composer, Peter Haeder. The Witch in the Cherry Tree: Camera, Karen Downes ; music composer, Peter Haeder. King of the cats: film adaptation by Paul R. Gagne ; artwork adapted by Kristine Holm ; music by Ernest Troost.

Space Case: Narrated by Christopher Lloyd ; additional voices [by] Diana Canova, T.J. Ciarleglio, David DeVries. The Boy with Two Shadows: Narrator, Ellie Smith. The Witch in the Cherry Tree: Narrator, Ellie Smith.

"Teeny-Tiny" is the youngest and smallest of three boys who live in a small village. But he may be the smartest, as he outsmarts an old witch-woman before she can have him and his brothers for dinner. "Space Case" came from outer space, and luckily arrived on Halloween. Most of the natives were unfriendly, but it finds some nice ones out trick-or-treating. Buddy McGee takes it home, to school, and hopes it will stay forever. "The Boy with Two Shadows" is about a little boy who takes the very best care of his shadow. Unfortunately, a witch takes notice of his painstaking care, and, offering him a spell as payment, asks him to mind her shadow while she goes on a vacation. "The Witch in the Cherry Tree" finds David's mother baking cakes one damp, dull day. Everything is fine until a naughty old witch comes to settle in the cherry tree in the garden. She tries to outwit David and persuade his mother to part with the cakes.

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