IUS of Time joins the 55-film programme of AKS International Minorities Festival 2026 in Pakistan, bringing rural Asturias and queer memory to a community-led platform for film, art and dialogue.
IUS of Time joins France’s Limouzi Film Festival on 11 October 2026 at the Château de Brie. Following Chéries-Chéris and Écrans Mixtes, the Asturian short brings rural life and queer memory to the Over the Rainbow programme.
IUS of Time wins the jury award for Best International Short Film at the 8th NEXT International Film Festival in Kolkata, India: its tenth award, with 74 international festival selections in more than 30 countries. The Asturian short film with the widest international festival reach in recent years celebrates its fifth Indian festival selection.
IUS of Time, by Roberto F. Canuto and Xu Xiaoxi, was part of the official programme of the 4th Bolinas Film Festival (California, 17–20 September 2026), with a screening at the Bolinas Gallery.
IUS of Time is the only Spanish film in the official programme of the 9th Short Focus Film Festival in London, 19-27 September 2026, closing Programme Three.
The Asturian short film by Roberto F. Canuto and Xu Xiaoxi wins the Audience Award for Best Narrative Short Film at the 5th Pillusion Film Festival in the Tyrolean Alps — its ninth international award, as its festival journey reaches 71 festivals across 29 countries.
IUS of Time goes back to Piloña for La Benefílmica, the film showcase held by La Benéfica from 4 to 6 September 2026. It screens on Saturday 5 at 12.00 at the Antiguu Balneariu de Borines, in the Especial Curtiometraxes session, two weeks after winning Best LGBTQIA+ Film at Power24 in Durban.
IUS of Time wins Best LGBTQIA+ Film at the 3rd Power24 International Film Festival in Durban (South Africa) — its first award on the African continent and the eighth for the Asturian short film.
IUS of Time reaches Africa for the first time at the 3rd Power24 International Film Festival in Durban (South Africa) — its 70th festival selection and fifth continent — with two nominations: Best LGBTQIA+ Film and Best Music Score Film.
IUS of Time joins the Official Fiction Selection of the 15th K-Lidoscopi, a Goya-qualifying festival in Cullera (Valencia) where its directors won Best Screenplay in 2018.
