Based on the novel "Shepherd Naidan" by writer Dondo Tsevegmid, this film shows the hardships of Mongolia before the People's Revolution of 1921 through the life of a little boy Naidang, how he experiences great hardships and the beginning of good times.
When the young man foreman fulfilled his plan ahead of time and told his mother that he had celebrated the New Year in advance with his friends, the young man's mother mistakenly thought that he and the lady from the neighboring family were going to get married. works are reflected.
In 1928, when scientific hospitals were introduced to Mongolia, the Russian female doctors who came to rural areas and the famous local maarambas overcame old customs, opinions, and religious influences, and showed how people's views were changed and a new morality was formed in their minds.
After Russian troops’ departure, many street children survive in the capital city’s empty houses. Two of them, Tuguldur and Enkhee, are forced to work for the mob. They are forced to break into skyscraper apartments by attaching a rope on the rooftop to sneak into the empty flats. Every day, they risk to fall to death or be caught by police. An old man tries to help Tuguldur, but the young boy is incapable to cut the “tie” with his past.
Batbileg lives in a ger district of Ulaanbaatar with his wife and two children, making a living by training falcons for hunting and showing them to tourists. Every year, at the beginning of summer, he captures and trains the hawks, and at the start of winter, he releases them back into the wild. One of his recurring endeavors begins with training a hawk named “Andgai.”(Oath). However, laws and regulations on bird training are lacking, and the densely populated urban environment, crowded with people and buildings, is far from suitable. Batbileg aims to revive Mongolia’s ancient falconry culture, raise public awareness of the value of falcons, and pass on conservation ideals to the younger generation. Yet, in the face of the many challenges before him, he is forced to confront a dilemma: should he comply with the law, or remain faithful to his ancestral tradition?
Water sustains; its absence extinguishes vitality. In the remote Gobi Desert, a mother and a son make their living herding camels. Their wells have dried up, leaving them without fresh drinking water. The two fight for their lives by digging a dried-up well, but there's only enough water for the livestock. Desperate for water, the mother resorts to selling her body. They continue digging, and finally, water emerges.
Four friends who grew up in an orphanage promise each other that they will meet again when fate forces them to separate. Years pass, and they continue to live their own lives, but one day they find each other and fulfill their childhood dreams together.
It tells the story of a young family and how they overcome the obstacles and problems they face in creating a happy life and achieving their dreams, while maintaining their family, love, and friendship.
In the harsh winter of Inner Mongolia, two young men, Aoqi and Chaligan, spend their days trapped in a dim, cramped room. The desolation of their existence drives them to hatch a plan to scrape together money and flee south. Thus begins their journey between frostbitten cities and the vast, unforgiving grasslands of their homeland.
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They get carried away by round things, and eventually their mother makes them throw weights off rocks.
The film depicts the struggle of brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for their homeland, their love, and everything they held dear during the 1939 Khalkh Gol War.
It tells the story of a mother and her two sons who lost their husband. The younger son became a thug by joining the wrong crowd, committing robberies, and becoming a thug, while the older son became a well-educated and well-mannered young man. However, the mother devotes all her attention and care to the older son. One day, the younger son extorts money from a poor woman who works at a cafeteria, destroys her belongings, and beats her mentally ill son to steal his money. On a rainy autumn evening, when the older son goes out to buy medicine for his mother, wearing his brother's shirt, the boy who was beaten by his younger brother mistakes him for his younger brother and beats him to death with a brick. As the saying goes, "I put on a coat after the last rain," the film shows how he realizes everything after his brother's death.
Even after 30 years, autumn has arrived, the fields are turning yellow just like in those days, and autumn work is in full swing. The taste of work and life, love, and romance still excite people's hearts in this era. The modern "Unforgettable Autumn" aims to show all this. The main characters of the memorable "Unforgettable Autumn" feature film, Sarnai, Tuul, Ganzorig, and Bayarsaikhan, are reuniting with the audience under the same names 30 years later, and the song "First Love" is also reaching the audience again after 30 years. Another feature of this film is that
Chinkhuyag and Khudere are two young men from the countryside. They come to the city and try to make a fortune by selling their cashmere. However, they forget the code to the bag they put money in, and they can't get their money back. It is said that there are only two such bags in Mongolia, so the story continues with the search for the owner of the bag, the director.
In this film, the idea of defending the country with weapons and the army, and not establishing peace in the world, but understanding each other through music, was sought to be brought out in the minds of five to six-year-old children. The boy saw a military parade and held a variety of music instead of the guns held by the soldiers. It tells about dreaming while marching.
A lyrical film about the love between a young MI-8 pilot and a top fashion model.
It tells about the difference between the city and the countryside, the psychological conflicts of people who dream of a prosperous life, and the love of young people.
A biographical film about Jambyn Batmunkh, the Communist leader of the Mongolian People's Republic and Vice Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party.
Hard-earned money has traces of oil Hard-earned money has traces of blood. Hongor nicknamed Dans, who served 10 years in prison, and Ogurtsy, a small-time thief, will be released from prison one day. The person who came to settle the account is a politician and member of the government, Khuzu. He's a very dirty business man, and it's thanks to him that Dan ends up in prison. The other is a fluffy rat named Trap. He remained loyal to Dan during his imprisonment and took care of his home and property. The meeting between Dans and Necks did not go well. Neck sends his gun dogs after Duns, who went with the trap.
