Nollaí
| Nollaí / Nolig | |
|---|---|
| Animation by | TAUNT studios |
Release date |
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Running time | 25 minutes |
| Countries | Ireland & Wales |
| Languages | Irish; Welsh |
Nollaí (Welsh: Nolig) is a short Irish and Welsh animated Christmas film. Nollaig ("Nollaí" for short) is just an ordinary reindeer. Maybe he's a bit taller than the other reindeer but he's always been told he's just big-boned. Nollaí has a great life on the farm with his human family, until he finds out that there's a chance he is actually an Irish Elk! This sends Nollaí on an adventure of discovery to find out about his origins.[1][2][3]
This is the first animated Christmas film ever to have been jointly commissioned by TG4, BBC NI, and S4C. It is a result of cultural collaboration between Ireland and Wales. Nollaí was first released on the same day by Cúla4, TG4, BBC 2 NI and S4C.[2]
References
- ↑ "Súil na Seachtaine". Seachtain (in Irish): lch 4. 10 December 2025.
- 1 2 "TG4, BBC agus S4C le comhléiriú ceannródaíoch do theaghlaigh a chraoladh an Nollag seo". An Páipéar (in Irish) (57). 28 November 2025.
- ↑ "An Chéad Scannán Beochana Nollag comhchoimisiúnaithe á sheoladh ag TG4, BBC Northern Ireland agus S4C | Preasráiteas". TG4 (in Irish). 25 November 2025.
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- 2025 films
- Irish-language Christmas films
- Irish animated short films
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- TG4 original programming
- Irish television films
- Films from Northern Ireland
- Christmas films
- 2025 animated short films
- Welsh-language films
- Welsh television films
- 2025 children's films
- 2025 computer-animated films
- 2025 adventure films
- 2020s buddy films
- Irish adventure films
- Irish children's films
- Irish coming-of-age films
- Irish animated fantasy films
- Animal Logic films
- Animated buddy films
- Animated films about talking animals
- Animated films about deer
- Animated films about bats
- Animated films set in Ireland
- Animated films about parent–child relationships
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