This sweet Disney Christmas short film tugs at your heartstrings. Be sure to have a box of tissues nearby while watching this adorable little movie. You’ll more than likely need them to dry your eyes. Watch the short yet charming film about friendship, set at Christmastime.

Most people, if they are honest, would confess to shedding a tear or two while watching a movie. When it comes to movies that work on the emotions and bring people to tears, there is no one better at that than Disney. They have been doing it for decades, creating unforgettable films and lovable, memorable characters.

Many could likely easily rattle off a handful of movies that, if watched again, would make their eyes water.  “Up,” “Toy Story 3,” “Dumbo,” “Wall-E” and “Old Yeller” are just a few of the many classic Disney films that are likely to have tears streaming down your face. It’s because we identify and connect with those characters, and don’t want to see them hurt or suffer, even if they are still only animated characters on the screen.

Disney has done it again, creating a film that is likely to make many reach for the tissues to dry their eyes that have involuntarily sprung a leak. In a clip posted on YouTube, Disney has released a new short film, “Best Christmas Ever.”

The clip begins with a young woman on Christmas Eve creating a list, writing a letter to Santa Claus. In addition to asking the man in the red suit for a couple of things, she decorates her letter with an odd, multi-colored creature. She places her letter on the mantle and heads off to bed, not thinking anymore of it.

Then, on Christmas morning, one of the boxes starts moving, with its contents literally spilling out. The character the little girl created has come to life. The two quickly become fast friends, spending nearly every waking minute together, but something is missing.

The little girl senses something is wrong and that her friend is unhappy. So, out of the kindness and love in her heart, she finds the most adorable and precious solution.

Proverbs 18:24 “A man of many companions may be ruined, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.”