Namuuna, the only daughter of a wealthy family, is annoyed by the fact that her friends and even her boyfriend see her as nothing more than a cash machine. When Namuuna meets a young man named Ithaq, she pretends to be a "poor girl" and her life opens up to a new door. To make all this seem believable, Namuuna takes a job as a nurse at a hospital and lives at home. However, the film unfolds when Namuuna falls in love with Ithaq, whom she met without considering all this.
The film aims to show the opposite of the notion that life will flourish if you go abroad. It aims to change the mindset of women who imagine that marrying a foreigner will bring them wealth, entertainment, and happiness, and shows the funny and sad events that can happen to them.
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.
A feature film based on the life of a woman named Tungalag. A single woman struggling to support her two children gives her heart to her friend, who has a serious liver disease and is unable to have children, and entrusts her two children to her friend and goes to heaven.
"I wish I could have a horse" shows how the lives of the main characters have changed after 30 years in a humorous tone. The plot of the plot shows how a cunning merchant man Gonchig gets rich as a young woman and becomes a company director, while the horseman Dondog and the driver Yanjmaa get married and settle down in the countryside. the colors of their lives are highlighted.
Davka is a teenager who lives in the decaying Soviet buildings in Ulaanbaatar. With his classmate, Anuka, they talk about manga and tease each other about sex. When Davka encounters an older woman, his ideas about intimacy and his view of relationships are forced to change.
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.
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.
It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.
It's a movie from 2002.
It's a movie from 2001.
Like thousands of ordinary families today, a young man named Khangai lives with his wife and child in a suburban district. He is a hardworking, good father, and a good husband, but suddenly, strange and incomprehensible events begin to occur in his life that he cannot understand. In the silence of the middle of the night, someone knocks on his door, sending shivers down his spine. The most surprising thing is that only Khangai can hear and feel all this horror. He thinks about what he has done wrong and finds no help. But how could he know that all this will eventually escalate and lead to the loss of his most beloved family. Will he be able to save his family?
The film begins with three young computer programmers creating an erotic reality show website on the Internet and figuring out how to make money from it. So, they put a handsome guy in glasses with a camera and send him after girls. He gets to know the girls, becomes close to them, and records all the actions on a video camera, posting them on the website they run, "tsavchuur.com." The film shows that the more profitable this business is for them, the more dangerous the consequences for the young men become.
A young journalist, who is following an old case, reunites a estranged father and daughter. At that moment, another father appears. And so the fathers begin to compete to make their daughter their own. They don't know whose daughter they are raising. But the unfortunate fathers later realize that the daughter is not their child, but an orphan who has become the servant of a female prisoner. The idea that "a father's love can win anyone's heart" is conveyed in this film.
This movie, based on the famous play "The Hollow of Vision" by the writer D. Namdag, shows how a government official works sincerely for his country and land.
Labor education has become an important factor in the formation of children's intellectual and aesthetic qualities. The leader talked about how he can correct himself by realizing his mistakes with a non-judgmental attitude.
The story is based on the historical events of Gongor, a national hero who successfully performed his duty as a border guard. The fact that he played the hero Gongor himself in the main role helped to convince the audience of the fact that it became a movie. The fact that Sh. Gongor is fighting alone and winning against the enemies who violated the border has a tone that preserves the traditional characteristics of the Mongolian folk epic hero.
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.
In Mongolia, a third of the population lives in poverty. Is that why the suicide rate is so high? Suicide survivors and family members of those who have taken their lives relate their circumstances, far removed from the freedoms of traditional nomadic life. Not all of them wish to be identifiable in the film; suicide is a taboo. In the darkness, a teenager whispers emotionally about her brother’s suicide and a couple who lives off selling scrap metal tells a story of their son’s survival. The stories come from different parts of the country, but everywhere the reasons given for suicide are similar: hopelessness, unemployment, loneliness and harshness of life.
