Synopsis
In an old attic, inside a rotting wardrobe lives Grumpy (a shapeless ball of dust and lint), who hates beauty, joy and light. An annoying sunbeam keeps disturbing his sleep, so he decides to do some renovations to get rid of all the light. His renovations have unexpected results, however.
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