BuzzFeed - The filmmakers behind the adorable animated short, playing in front of Big Hero 6 , explain to BuzzFeed News why Disney is reinvesting in an art form that is guaranteed to lose money. Disney This weekend, audiences who've bought tickets to see Disney's latest animated feature film Big Hero 6 are first getting treated to the culinary exploits of an adorable Boston terrier named Winston. The animated short film Feast tells the story of a (largely unseen) man's romantic journey through the lens of the (largely human) food he feeds his dog. While it is Disney's third short in as many years, Feast also officially represents the company's return to its deepest, oldest roots. "Well, the irony is that Disney's actually had a long, long history of making [animated] shorts," Feast's producer Kristina Reed told BuzzFeed News. "That's really where Mickey Mouse came from at the very beginning of it all. And I think we kind of lost our way." Disney's short film r
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