A wedding in rural Punjab goes sideways when the groom's mother is accidentally shot during the celebrations, and whispers about the bride, whose three previous fiancés all died, begin to spread. Darkly funny and genuinely eerie, and the first all-Pakistani production ever to premiere at the Berlinale.

After the screening, a Q&A with the filmmakers, then dinner and a party to start the week properly.

At the edge of a forest where wild elephants roam, Pirati leads a Kinnar community and plans to leave with the man she loves, until one of her daughters goes missing. The first Nepali feature ever selected at Cannes, where it won the Un Certain Regard Jury Prize.