Sujay Datta Ray

Abhhiman is an emotionally layered drama about memory, legacy, and the cost of love, set against the haunting world of music and cinema.

The plot follows a married couple who visit Kalimpong for a much-needed vacation and book a bungalow which is rumored to be a haunted house. During their stay, they experience some paranormal activities in that house and it soon becomes a murder mystery.

Googly delves into the lives of Dali and Arjun, a couple suffering from a stammering problem. Their lives take an eventful turn after the birth of their son Googly, and what happens next forms the crux of the story.

The film is a biopic, based on the life famous director Hiralal Sen and how he contributed to Indian Cinema.

A Lipan Apache elder fights the Department of Homeland Security's seizure of her ancestral Texas land - a territory recognized by Spain and Mexico centuries ago, vital to her people's cultural survival. Foregrounds the shaping of the Texas landscape by the resistance of the Lipan Apache/Nde', who have lived, and continue to live, on their traditional land despite colonial, imperial, and postcolonial efforts to dispossess them of it. The focal point is the struggle of Dr. Eloisa G. Tamez against the US Department of Homeland Security that implemented eminent domain to seize a portion of her own Lipan Apache ancestral land in El Calaboz Rancheria. This portion of the San Pedro de Carricitos Land Grant of 1786 was granted by the Spanish Crown, which began with Jose de Escandon's entrance into the area in 1745 with the settling of Nuevo Santander. Colonial records exist, which explicitly acknowledge the existence and deeded ownership of Lipan Nde' land in Texas by both Mexico and Spain, before the United States existed as an entity. The unjust seizure of their land by DHS impacts Lipan Apache cultural traditions and their very way of life, since their lives are intrinsically tied to the land and river to which they no longer have access - a clear breach of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, to which the United States is a signatory. —Ramon Resendiz

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

This tale of childhood romance targets the youth. The film follows six friends who have just graduated from high school and revisit former relationships they left behind in school only to fall in love. From the cast, actor, Arjun Chakrabarty plays Bapi a high school graduate who lacks ambition. The film also stars Mimi Chakraborty, Shalmi Barman ,Anindya Chatterjee, Tista Dutta and Dhruva Lal. Abhijit Guha has directed the film while Sudeshna Roy has written and directed the film.