Can't see my iPhoto events on Apple TV 2

Hi,
In iTunes I selected to show all my pictures from the last 12 months on Apple TV 2. They indeed show up correctly, but all in one album. I want to have my events show up as well. I need to scroll through 3000 pictures to get to the most recent ones at the bottom. It takes ages.
I'd like to see my events from the last 12 months as well, just like on iPhone/iPad. Any idea how?
Thanks!
Jef

I have also the same problem:
I can't see older photos events of iPhoto on my Apple TV 2nd Gen. Only recent events are shown and I have selected to see all photos, events and faces from the sharing preferences in iTunes. Does anybody have any idea how to solve it?
Does anybody with the new iOS beta for developers has tested this issue?

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