Once upon a time, in 1923, a man named Walt Disney and his brother Roy started a small studio called 'Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio'. This studio, later renamed 'The Walt Disney Company', launched a revolution in the world of animation, bringing to life characters we know and love today, like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Walt Disney was a dreamer and a doer. His imagination gave birth to enchanting worlds and memorable characters. His creativity was not just in his stories, but also in his approach to animation. Starting from hand-drawn sketches, Disney embraced technology to create increasingly sophisticated animations, leading the way in the use of sound, color, and 3D. From Snow White, the first full-length animated film, to the recent Frozen 2, Disney movies have not only entertained but also inspired millions of people around the world. They teach us the importance of dreams, courage, and friendship. And, above all, they remind us that, no matter how tough things get, 'happily ever after' is possible if we believe in ourselves and never give up.