Dublin Animation Film Festival

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Mill Theatre, Friday 7th November - Saturday 8th November

DAFF 2025 is delighted to be partnering with the National Talent Academies, in creating a 2 Day animation festival that will showcase the rising stars of the Irish and international animation industries!

DAY ONE – 7 November 2025 from 10am

This year’s exciting programme features a day of industry events including a special screening of ‘Flow’ followed by a Q & A, with the producer Matīss Kaža, and a presentation will be made to Joanna Quinn, who will be promoting her new book “Beryl” based on her beloved animation character.

DAY TWO – 8 November 2025 from 11.30am

The DAFF 2025 screenings of the official selection of short films for this year’s DAFF awards will be followed by a ballot for the Audience Choice Award. The closing event of the night is the presentation of the DAFF 2025 awards including the Best Irish Short Film, the Best Irish Student Short Film and the new category – Best Stop Motion Film Award.

DAFF 2025 will be our best year yet! Book your tickets now!

Note: The programme can only be viewed by attendees aged 18+


Date:
Friday 7th November - Saturday 8th November
Time:
11.00am
Price:
€12.50 - €15
Address:
dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum, Sandyford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 16, Ireland

Google Map of dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum, Sandyford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 16, Ireland

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