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Nantes (Pays de la Loire, France) is about to open a new edition of Les Utopiales. The short fiction Ashen (Cenizo) by Jon Mikel Caballero is part of the activities of this event.

The fiction short film Ashen (Cenizo), directed by filmmaker Jon Mikel Caballero, will be present in the thirty-fifth edition of the Festival Cinéma d'Alès – Itinérances, which is going to show films from today until coming 26th March.

The Fantasporto 2017, the latest edition of the Festival Internacional de Cinema do Porto (Portugal), has given the main award in the short film competition to the film Ashen (Cenizo), directed by Jon Mikel Caballero.

The Kontrast FilmFest of Bayreuth (Bavaria, Germany) is started yesterday. However, it will be today, Saturday 4th March, when the award-winning short film Ashen (Cenizo), directed by Jon Mikel Caballero, will begin its running at this notable film competition.

The short film Ashen (Cenizo), directed by Jon Mikel Caballero, continues its streak of successes. This fiction short is about to compete at the Fantasporto, the Festival Internacional de Cinema do Porto (Portugal) —one of the most notorious European fantastic film festivals— from today, Friday 24th February.

The short films Ashen (Cenizo), directed by Jon Mikel Caballero, and Don't Leave Me (No me quites), directed by Laura Jou, have been nominated for participating at the Premios Culturales de la Universidad de La Laguna (La Laguna, Canary Islands, Spain) and are going to be shown during the Muestra de Cortometrajes MIDEC 2017.

Lima, the capital of Peru, and other cities of the country are about to host the Mi Primer Festival, a film competition intended mainly for children. The short films Ashen (Cenizo) by Jon Mikel Caballero and Rupestre by Enrique Diego have been selected for taking part in the current third edition.

The 300. Stuttgarter Filmwinter (Stuttgart, Baden-Würtemberg, Germany) has selected the short film Ashen (Cenizo), directed by Jon Mikel Caballero, which is going to be screened by this German film competition in the next days.

The Festival Pacas 4.0, which was held in the village of Pedro Muñoz (Castilla-La Mancha, Spain) in the recent weeks, has announced its awards: the short Ashen (Cenizo) by Jon Mikel Caballero has become one of the winners while Bus Story by Jorge Yúdice has earned a place in the final.

The successful short film Ashen (Cenizo), directed by filmmaker Jon Mikel Caballero, has won one more film festival. It has been proclaimed the best short of the Festival Lizarra X-Treme of Navarre (Spain).