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In this film, Khalkh Sur archery, which is one of the three Mongolian men's festivals, and its features, skills, and unique techniques are reflected in an artistic form.

Taking place in Inner Mongolia, a father comes back to his daughter after 20 years of absence, but she's not ready to forgive him yet. This causes a series of flashbacks, that bring back the painful past.

He talked about how to make the public understand the difficult and complicated work of police officers, how to prevent them from committing crimes, and how to strengthen the relationship between the police and the people.

The image of the Mongolian countryside, the struggle for freedom, and the changes in the minds of the people of the new social relations are reflected in the form of an epic. The main characters of the film are the well-known characters such as Erdene, his wife Dolgor, the rich Itgum, and Timur, a good glass man called "silicon", and the complex events of their lives. appears.

The meaning of being a man's spouse and a mother swan in the world is shown through the life of Tumur's wife Naran, a work that shows how precious love and marital happiness develops amid the conflicts of old and new ideas.

Inspired by the renowned poet Yavuukhulan Begz poem “The Resting Place of the Mountain Goat”, this film explores the deep and harmonious connection between the Mongolian people and nature. The story centers on an old man who lives with his grandson. As the old man’s health begins to decline, a mountain goat appears and rests near their home a symbolic act in line with nature's rhythm. Until the very moment the goat naturally dies at this resting place, it watches over and protects the boy, illustrating the profound bond between humans, animals, and the natural world.

The film tells the story of the tragic events that befell a rescue team ordered to extinguish a fire on Minjinkhangai Mountain in Mandal soum, Selenge aimag, in 2007. The film shows the 72 hours of life spent in the taiga by the brave boys who survived after the MI-8 helicopter they were on crashed and the search team arrived.

The complexities of human life, the story is told with the subtle meaning of love for people, the destiny of a person that is not given by desire, the happiness of life that does not come by waiting, the short life that cannot be made by thoughts, the overflow of the past that cannot be returned... touched the heart strings.

Deep within rural Mongolia, a person with Down syndrome is rarely seen, but if recognised, is ostracised or stigmatised by society. A boy called Jam with trisomy grows up with the help of his loving mother, who chose to live at a distance from people in order to raise her son peacefully.

A childless couple adopts another family's only son, hoping to build the family they've always dreamed of. But fate takes a cruel turn, and they lose him. Just when they think their lives are empty once again, they are blessed with a biological son. However, the past comes knocking— the family that once gave up their only child now returns, seeking to take the couple’s son as their own.

The hospital is a socially closed world, and the hospital director Davaa has established special rules and surrounded himself with people who can keep their mouths shut. However, the new young doctor does not like him. However, a criminal suspect sent by the police to determine his mental state arrives at the hospital. Although the suspect is temporarily in shock, the director makes him think that he is seriously ill and leaves him in the hospital and puts him in the care of the young doctor. The hospital has many patients who live in their own world, including alcoholics, an artistic delirium, a bookworm, a suspicious delirium, and a boy with congenital mental retardation. After the new patient arrives, after many events that have happened to him and others, he decides to stay there. However, the young doctor is forced to leave the hospital.

Five girls friends 20-25 year old will awake in a black basement. Unfortunately they don't remember why they are in that position. They have to figure out what made them to be there.

In The Dusk follows the journey of an elder Shaman (Tangad Borkhuu), who loses her only grandson after curing a dying boy. She is searching for a foal that the Gods tell her is the rebirth of her grandson. No one, including her son, believes in her, but she insists the Gods will reply to her call.

A dark cloud of sadness covers a family that raised children and lived in harmony. Tsevell, resentful of the success of the landlord Bayaraa's work, tries his best to drive her out of her job. Bayaraa, who used to drink alcohol to relieve her frustrations, changed her behavior and began to harass her children and spouse, and her daughter Naran became a victim of her father's cruel actions and lost her life.

The film, created to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Erdenet, tells the story of the love and life of young people who come to work at the Erdenet Ore Processing Plant in the 1980s. Although they love each other, the film shows how their relationship is affected and changed by baseless lies and the reckless actions of unscrupulous people.

Sometimes we have a strange thought. That at the moment we say or do something, we are saying and doing exactly that word and exactly that action. In fact, this is more of a "TRUE" thought than a nonsense. Unfortunately, it is because we do not see, feel, and understand it. We live our own path, our own story, our own rhythm of life, create, write our own autobiography, start and end, but what if in reality Baatar and Bold lived the lives of Bat? Living in exactly the same way, loving in exactly the same way, losing in exactly the same way... And thinking that this is only my life. Living a life that is dependent, dependent, strangely unreliable, yet repetitive, without even knowing it. But no. This is only my life. How can we say that? In short, our words and actions may be the same, repetitive, but the heart, the solution, and the interpretation of all that we receive are different.

In this remarkably tactile animation, Alisi Telengut reimagines the formation of a sacred lake in Siberia and draws connections between an endangered Indigenous language and matters of history, ecology, and humanity.

A mother struggles to protect her family against evil.