Letter to Granny

Two neighbors play backgammon with such passion that they don't notice anything happening around them.

The patriarch of a family dies, leaving his seven sons to fight for the inheritance.

The musician plays the laterna. He gives Candy Rosster to the boy. The world around the boy is filled with flowers and magic. The boy circles around the Sun. He lets him lick his Candy Rooster. But in the end, the Candy Rooster runs out, only the match remains.

The roofs of the three houses rise like hats. Three grim faces appear beneath it. They're glued to the walls. A colorful man with a small house on his back wants to settle down next to them. They push their dogs against him. One person-house is dying. The other two watch his funeral with indifference. Lightning sets fire to the second house. The neighbor doesn't help. Past the last man-house passes the colorful man. The man-house wants to go after the colorful man, but his feet are tied with a chain.

The hero is afraid of someone whose footsteps are swaying outside. The hero builds a huge tower around himself to protect himself. The footsteps roll outside again, but he laughs at them. When, however, he wants to get out, it turns out that this is not possible.

A shepherd herds sheep and chases a wolf. The teacher leads his students and chases the naughty one. The priest leads the novices and chases after the indecisive one . The officer leads the soldiers and punishes the deserter. Four groups coming from different directions are mixed in one herd. The officer commands, and everyone marches, even the wolf.

A child plays with flowers, butterflies and birds. Suddenly a huge man dressed in black appears. He begins to teach the child a lesson about plant and animal species. The teacher has many hands, each holding a pointer and killing all the beautiful species he talks about.