The magic of Frozen, the animated phenomenon that took the world by blizzard, will be back in an all new animated short film that can be seen before all showings of Pixar’s Coco. In the short, titled Olaf’s Frozen Adventure, the holiday season gets underway in the kingdom of Arendelle, Elsa reveals to Anna that there has never been a holiday tradition since their parents’ death. However, hope is at hand when Olaf and Sven decide to go on an epic adventure and find the perfect tradition for the two sisters before the big day arrives.

We were fortunate enough to sit down with directors Kevin Deters and Stevie Wermers, as well as producer Roy Conli and, of course, the voice of Olaf himself Josh Gad to talk a little bit about Olaf’s Frozen Adventure, its themes, and what they hope audiences pull from their experience watching it. Check out what they had to say below.

Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen continues to be a worldwide phenomenon ever since its release in 2013. Grossing over $1 billion worldwide, an animated short has since been released, and plans for a sequel are currently in development. But for those who can’t get enough of the film and are just waiting to see Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf once more, there’s Olaf’s Frozen Adventure.

The 21-minute animated featurette will be shown in front of Pixar’s Coco, and will be available for a very limited time. Now the studio has released the first trailer for the featurette, which will also be run in front of Disney”¢Pixar’s Cars 3, beginning this Friday, June 16. Check out the trailer below.

Disney’s Frozen was just one of those films you couldn’t get away from when it was released back in 2013. The animated musical provided plenty of numbers that would be stuck in your head for months on head mostly because of continuous plays or kids’ incessant need to hear “Let It Go” over and over and over again. The film’s success at the box office and Academy Awards warranted a sequel, although it took some time before Disney would actually announce that Frozen 2 was coming.

Now it appears that the writing process is finally complete, and the cast can move forward with recording their lines for the sequel. At least, that’s what Kristen Bell, who voices Princess Anna, says. In a new interview, the actress says they begin the recording process next month. More on the story below.

With Frozen being the massive hit that it is today, there is no way that Disney will ever “let it go” (Yes I went there). Frozen Fever, an animated short, was released last year and attached to showings of Cinderella. And now we are getting a sequel.

But it doesn’t stop with just the films. In fact, the film was such a huge success that Disney announced that there would be a Broadway adaptation. Now it appears that they have ironed out the kinks, and have set an early engagement, which will then be followed by an official release. More on the story below.

If you don’t have young kids you may still think Frozen is cute. If you do… well, let’s just say you’d like to throw Olaf in the fire, play kickball with rock monsters, eat a hearty reindeer steak, and tell those two sisters to SHUT THE HE… sorry… can you tell I have a 4-year old daughter? Frozen was Disney biggest blockbuster, so it makes sense to wring out every dollar possible with Frozen Fever, a short film there to bridge the gap until the sequel, and make sure your kids don’t forget to ask for more Frozen toys for their birthdays/holidays. In fact, Frozen was so popular, it was Screen Junkies most watched Honest Trailer. So they’re pulling a Disney, and milking the cow some more, with this week’s HT, Frozen Fever.

Watch the Honest Trailer below.