Nepalese filmmaker Abinash Bikram Shah’s feature debut, “Elephants in the Fog,” wins a Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival in the “Un Certain Regard” section. Multiple outlets report that the film is selected and recognized within the parallel competition that runs alongside the main Palme d’Or contest, spotlighting emerging directors and distinctive storytelling. The Kathmandu Post and The Hindu both credit Shah as the film’s director and describe the award as a Jury Prize in that section. The Hindu adds additional context, saying the film creates history by being the first Nepali film selected for “Un Certain Regard.” “Elephants in the Fog” is thus recognized both for its presence in the section and for receiving the jury’s top honor there. The reports do not provide details on the film’s plot or the specific jury citation, but they consistently confirm the Cannes selection and the Jury Prize win for “Elephants in the Fog.”