At this time in age, we have basically fallen into a world filled with artificial intelligence spreading social media and desirable quantities and costs for a single sequel, remake or tame 3D film releasing to either theaters or streaming services. Just recently, on Aaron's Blaise's official YouTube channel, posted a new animated short film titled Snow Bear. A hand-drawn animated film. Now it previously was shown in various film festivals. It took a span of three years to fully create this 10 minutes of beauty.
I first saw the trailer back in February of 2025, and immediately was interested in watching the whole thing, finally it posted just over 9 months later. I was impressed.
This film is everything I like about short films, not just using the traditional 2D animation, but has an emotional and well-crafted pace, memorable and lively visuals and full of passion and creativity.
Aaron Blaise if you didn't know, also directed Brother Bear (2003) a very overlooked Disney film that similarly has a unique and beautiful style to it. What's more pleasent about this short though is it's pleasurable elements to it. It doesn't have any dialogue, yet it tells a very heartwarming and tear-jerking story. It's absolutely enjoyable and cineamtic stuff. To be honest, I almost kinda cried at the ending scene it was just done so carefully and I admired it.
That's how I feel about other short films like Chuck Jones's Feed The Kitty and The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse.
I have the link so you can watch the short film yourself!
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