Style: 8K IMAX, hand-drawn frame-by-frame animation at 12 frames per second — every frame painted by hand, visible brushstrokes, oil-on-paper texture, stop-motion-like temporal stutter, frame-hold animation cadence, hand-drawn line jitter between frames, no smooth interpolation, no 3D render, no game engine, no game-cutscene aesthetic, no CGI smoothness. Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki × Roger Deakins. Lighting: single unified source — pale cold moonlight from above filtered through extremely thick atmospheric haze, contre-jour backlight on every subject, camera on shadow side, characters and environment lit by the same light, pale blue moonlight tinting skin, fabric, snow and trunks equally, cold rim light on shoulders and head cloths, faces in soft shadow. Atmosphere: extremely heavy blizzard and dense freezing fog throughout every shot — visibility roughly 3 meters, everything beyond dissolves into solid white-out haze, only the nearest trunks and figures readable, thick curtains of horizontal wind-driven snow blanketing the air, fog walls swallowing depth, snow accumulating fast on robes and head cloth, breath turning to vapor torn away by the wind, robes and hair whipped sideways by strong gusts. Character reaction to weather: every character squints hard against the wind, shields face with a hand or forearm, ducks head down, hides face into collar or head cloth, leans bodily into the wind. Emotional tone: a mother and her small child lost in a freezing storm, exhausted and terrified, the mother holding back panic for the child's sake, the child openly crying and afraid, both at the edge of their strength. Color: 60:30:10 dominant snow-blue / black trunks / cold accent. Camera: physical cine lens, 180° shutter motion blur. Physics: gravity and inertia respected, real weight, correct contact shadows on snow, no floating props. Composition: rule of thirds + golden ratio. Continuity: every character moving from frame one across every cut, identical character, props, environ