Kecskemét Film Studio

Jesus Christ and St.Peter tour the world in beggars' clothes. A farmer kindly invites them in, so they bless him with a son. The servant, John, eavesdrops, kidnaps the child, and through him gains a fine palace, where they live happily in riches. The child hears the story when John recalls it to his wife; he turns John into a dog...

When asked by her father, the youngest daughter of the king answers: I love you like people love salt. The king is very annoyed and chases his daughter into the forest. The young king of the neighbouring country finds her, and they decide to get married.

During a tour of his country, King Matthias the just, comes across a sign in a village: The judge of this village does not have a care in the world! Well, the King gives him an assignment, saying if he does not solve it, he will be beheaded. The judge, with the help of his daughter fulfils the assignment and the King generously rewards her.

Jack Crow sets out in search of a job as a servant. He helps the ant, the crow and the fish on the way. For his help, each one of them gives him a whistle as a present; when he needs them he should just blow the whistles. He hires himself out to the king who gives him such a task that he needs the animals’ help.

The smallest son of the king has to find a bride for himself in the forest. But he finds only a kitty cat. The cat makes a bouquet of flowers at first, then embroiders a handkerchief with gold. When the king's son is about to introduce the cat to his father, it turns into a beautiful princess.

The stepmother sends the hard-working girl to serve somebody. After a year she returns home with gold, silver and other treasures. As the bad-hearted woman sees this she sends also her own daughter to serve somebody, but she is lazy therefore she returns home in thorn and bloodstained clothes.

With the help of the magic fox, the youngest prince obtains the rejuvenating bird for the old king and wins the hand of the princess.

The smallest son of the king has to find a bride for himself in the forest. But he finds only a kitty cat.

Once upon a time there was a king who had a beautiful daughter. A sky-high tree stood in the middle of their garden. One day the wind caught the princess and lifted her to the top of the tree, into the castle of the three-headed dragon. A swineherd succeeds in climbing the tree, he tricks the dragon and robs it of its strength.

Only the youngest one of the poor man’s three sons can protect the grapes because he gave food to the frog. The frog repays his help with three magic horses. These horses help the boy to win the princess’ hand.

A widower drives out two sisters from their home. Wandering in the woods the younger sister drinks from an animal footprint and becomes a deer. The king, who is hunting, takes them to his palace. Cerceruska becomes a princess.

A sly fox takes advantage of the well-meaning people. He asks a farmer to permit him to stay overnight, and he tells the man that there is a goose in his sack, although it is only a rooster. He eats the rooster at night, and raises hell in the morning, saying that his goose had been stolen. To make up for the loss, the farmer gives him a goose. The fox repeats this trick several times.

Matthias, the famous and righteous king of Hungarians, orders a shepherd to his palace to play a joke on him, and to reward him afterwards. The guards only let him in after he promises that he will share the present with them.

It is a tale about Prince Green, who gets to know the secret from the animals. With their help he finds the oak from which branches fairies are born. But the wicked sorceress interferes…

The son of a poor man allows their three piglets to graze at the foot of the King's garden. The princess likes the piglets. The boy refuses to accept money for them, and asks the princess to pull up her dress. One day the boy hears that the princess will marry the suitor who can find out where she has distinguishing marks on her body.

The poor miller will be made rich by the water fairy if the miller gives her that ’living creature’ that he has not got at home. But this ’living creature’ is just their own child.

Once upon a time there was a farmer who had three sons: the youngest was a bit slow. Nevertheless, he acquires the golden slipper of the princess and hides it.

Once upon a time there was a woman who had three daughters: the eldest had three eyes, the middle one had one eye, and the youngest had two eyes. The woman first wanted to many off her two elder daughters, therefore, she rejected the suitor of the youngest one. Nevertheless, with the help of the magic goat, the youngest daughter marries the young man she loves.

There was a woman who never had a child. One day she said that she does not care if the God gives her a puppy she would bring up it as well. Shortly a piggy came into the world, she named her Red-Piggy and she treated her as a child, and sent her to school as well.