Joydip Kundu

Over time, a functional family got disintegrated into isolated units. During the Banerjee household Durga Pujo, the family is reunited and chaos follows.

Convinced that his life is in jeopardy, Satyakam, the son of a business magnate hailing from Mussoorie, approaches Byomkesh with a plea for help. The legendary detective soon heads to Mussoorie, where he finds out that the youngsters worst fears have come true. Can Byomkesh unravel the mystery shrouding Satyakam's murder before it is too late?

Another Man's Treasure is a documentary about the Biggest Rummage Sale in the World and a meditation on the powers and pleasures of our possessions. Another Man's Treasure is an investigation of the biggest rummage sale in the world along with a meditation on the powers and pleasures of possessions. The Bainbridge Island Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale is an annual one-day event started in 1960 and has evolved into one of the most successful charity fundraisers ever (grossing revenues of over a half million dollars in a single day!) by community building, constantly refining strategy and attention to technical innovations. The annual event is a spectacle of good will and generosity, and in assembling this astonishing array of donated goods, it allows for a rich view of our culture through the possessions we sell, buy, collect and give away. —Steve Stolee Another Man's Treasure is an investigation of the biggest rummage sale in the world along with a meditation on the powers and pleasures of possessions. The Bainbridge Island Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale is an annual one-day event started in 1960 and has evolved into one of the most successful charity fundraisers ever by community building, constantly refining strategy and attention to technical innovations. In 2017, the sale raised well over half a million dollars in six hours (!). The annual event is a high energy spectacle of good will and generosity, and in assembling this astonishing array of hundreds of thousands of donated goods for sale, it allows for a rich view of our culture through the possessions we sell, buy, collect and give away. —Steve Stolee