Gewild Van Mongolia

A simple life about last Mongolian nomads--parents who miss their son, a wife awaiting her husband, kids who miss their dad, all struggling to adapt to urban development & civilization.

During the important work of preparing hay and fertilizer, the herdsman Sanda, who was pursuing personal entertainment by drinking fermented milk and alcohol, all his animals starved to death due to lack of fodder in the harsh winter. , talked about one of the important issues of the agricultural industry at that time, the method of animal husbandry.

During the years of the People's Government, the contribution of our intellectuals to the great work of building a new society and a new life by hand, as well as showing the scene of repression during the Mongolian society, which was a black spot in Mongolian society, is shown through how Chimid overcomes the obstacles in his life.

Dondog, a young man who grew up on a horse mane, becomes a cowherd after being reprimanded by the management for killing his horse in a race with a car. On this occasion, the relationship between Yanjmaa, a driver who came to the collective, Gonchig, who comes to trade for personal gain, and Dondog, a horseman, was shown in light comedy.

He expressed the idea that this issue should be a universal concern, while clearly stating that the care of parents has a special role in the development of children's morals.

Udval Altangerel's "Orbita" meditates on language, meaning and vision through a circular peep-hole cosmos. In a blue haze and drifting focus, an auditory drone alludes to ritual, a world opening by naming and recollection.

A herdsman leaves his wife for another woman, then wonders if he hasn't made a mistake.

An unpredictable and grand road trip over the steppes undertaken by two filmmakers.

Mongolian Horror film.

Mongolian horror film.

In 2012, after my grandfather passed away, my grandmother left the deserted village where she had lived for nearly half a century and moved to a strange county town. The next year, she was shocked to hear that her homeland would be leveled within two days - her "old world" was thus completely destroyed. After that, she spent a long time alone, often accompanied by her sick second daughter, and more often by an old TV and a deck of cards. When the wind blows, she dreams of the sunset, sheep, green grass, and curling smoke in her hometown. Every year, I go back with a camera to record her homesickness that has nowhere to go, listen to her reminiscences, and also take pictures of my childhood hometown that has also disappeared.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.

The Last Mongolian Horseman follows the life of a nomadic shepherd family across four seasons in the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia. Through quiet observation and poetic imagery, the film captures the rhythms of traditional Mongolian life amidst growing pressures from industrialization and cultural displacement. As the family tends to their animals and sustains their ancestral way of life, the documentary reveals the ecological and spiritual fragility of a vanishing culture. This intimate portrait becomes a powerful meditation on identity, survival, and the unyielding connection between people and their land.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 1998.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.