Breathtaking cinematography provides an intimate glimpse into the life of Nomadic sheep herders on the Mongolian steppe. For Purevjav and his family, the predatory wolves who steal sheep at night are as troubling as the grazing land that is disappearing as with the mining boom. With quiet dignity, Purevjav speaks of the sacred relationship between human and wolf and how exploitation and misuse of the land has transgressed humanity's sacred connection to the landscape.
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.
Recently, strange and inexplicable things have begun to happen in the life of the girl Aminaa. Mysterious figures appear in her dreams, nightmares become more intense, and an evil spirit threatens her life by sucking her vital energy. Every time she wakes up, she knows it was a dream, but the fear remains deep in her heart as if it were real. Aminaa no longer distinguishes between dreams and real life, and becomes more and more confused. Her parents become strange and mysterious, start doing things they never did before, and act as if they are hiding something from Aminaa. However, Aminaa does not give up. In order to escape the nightmare, she needs to remember her past. But she does not remember anything, she has no sense of time. Will she remember her past?.
It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2005.
It is a Mongolian feature film released in 1999.
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.
It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.
It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.
A young man from the countryside falls in love with a city girl, and he turns into someone else, ignoring his childhood friends and becoming a good man, jealous of a very wealthy young man from the countryside. The film also clearly shows the kindness of Mongolian people in the countryside.
It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2002.
In the late 1920s, Bayan Tuvden's son, Galzagd, marries a woman, but when he fails to produce a child, Galzagd's mother expels him from the house. Years pass, and the woman, who was expelled, marries another man and has a son. This is how the curse of three generations begins, as it spreads through the village and reaches the ears of Galzagd.
All greed has a price. The dark spot in Mongolian society and the people is the era of repression, when groups of soldiers would rob and kill ordinary wealthy families and put the looted wealth into a chest. However, when a soldier kills his comrades and buries the chest in the ground, greed and curses turn it into a ghost.
It's a movie from 2002.
It's a movie from 2002.
It's a movie from 2002.
It's a movie from 2001.
It's a movie from 2001.
