The film is an adaptation of three fairy tales classics of children literature. "The Maiden of the Sea" tells the story of Coraline, a mermaid who wants to be human afte she falls in love with a Sailor Prince. "The 3 hairs of the Devil" tells the story of Tomasin, a young man of humble background, which a seer had a presentiment that he would marry the daughter of the king, who must perform a series of tests to avoid death, and marriage the princess is accepted by the king. "The Wizard of Oz" tells the story of Sylvia, a girl who get lost in the woods with her dog Toto, and along with her friends The Scarecrow, The Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion, have been snatched the brain, heart and courage, respectively. They go the Emerald City to request help from the Wizard of Oz adapting three children’s stories: , The three hairs from the devil and The Wizard of Oz.
Eloy de la Iglesia
Director
Dyanik Zurakowska
Coralina (segment "La doncella del mar")
Jose Palacios
Príncipe Marinero (segment "La doncella del mar")
Sergio Mendizábal
Rey (segment "La doncella del mar")
Argentina Cases
Princesa (segment "La doncella del mar")
Marisol García
(segment "La doncella del mar")
Antonio Casas
Neptuno (segment "La doncella del mar")
Juan Diego
Tomasín (segment "Los tres pelos del diablo")
Javier Loyola
Rey (segment "Los tres pelos del diablo")
Lola Losada
Princesa (segment "Los tres pelos del diablo")
Cris Huerta
Otton (segment "Los tres pelos del diablo")
Camino Delgado
Reina (segment "Los tres pelos del diablo")
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