Lovely sounds just as the fair term to define this short animation about Christmas. Two Teddy bears of siblings, a snow storm and a night in isolated cabin . In the Christmas Eve.

And the courage of Teddy bears to help their young owners to have a beautiful Christmas. So, courage, effort , determination, a young beaber and his mother, a huge, bad bear and the tree, the perfect one, for celebration of the Birth of Christ. Indeed, The Bears Who Saved Christmas is part of a series from middle 1990 decade. But the colors, the fresh ingenuity, the joy spirit and , not the last, the memory of our toys from childhood ( especialy Teddy bears = works more than well. And this is the only matter thing. Enjoy it !

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Charlie Adler and Mary Kay Bergman in The Bears Who Saved Christmas (1994)

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