مشهور کان Mongolia

In 1911, Bogd Khan, with the help of his trusted spy Natsag, declares Mongolia’s independence. However, by 1928, the rise of the Comintern introduces a new threat. Under the guise of eliminating Baruuntan influence, the Comintern forces its control over Mongolia, shutting down religious monasteries and seizing private property. Riots erupt, forcing many to flee as the country descends into chaos. Natsag’s family, once secure, is swept into this storm, facing a personal and political unraveling as Mongolia enters its dark time.

The main theme of this film is to tell about loyal friends. In other words, rather than Genghis, the film aims to show what kind of person his close friend Jamukh was and how loyal they were in their relationship. Is it true that Genghis and Jamukh made a vow to each other? You can see in this film what caused them to break off their friendship.

Shagdar's daughter, Hishgee, a director of a commercial bank, is about to give birth, and Shagdar is happy to smell his niece's baby. However, when the child born from the endowment fails, Dr. Bold replaces the child with another mother to fulfill his promise to his grandfather. At this time, Shagdar's son Gan-Ulzi participates in defrauding his father's bank of a large amount of money for his power and position. In the course of the events, the above complexities are resolved and the conscience of the person is recognized, and the story ends with a sharp discussion of moral issues in today's society.

The story follows a 17 year old boy who travels to a human land and faces the hardships of life. There is a proverb that says, "The fabric of familiarity is soft." It tells the story of how sudden changes in a person's lifestyle and outlook affect and reflect on life.

A Liverpool FC fan accidentally hits a rival female fan during a match against Manchester United. Instead of going to jail, the assailant agrees to act as a caretaker for a grumpy old man for a month. As the young hooligan tries to quell the old man's temper, he inadvertently discovers that there are more important things to life than soccer and money.

A company sends one of its two managers to China to sign a lucrative contract. The story begins when the manager tells the two managers that they are both good at drinking. The two of them drink to see who can drink better, but both of them are drunk. When they wake up, they wake up as three men in a military unit. They don't know why they came here, how they got there yesterday, or what they did there. Only a third guy tells them what happened to them, and when they get drunk again, the story continues to get more complicated. The story continues full of events such as how the two of them left and became three men, what the three of them did together, and so on.

Through the character of Gundalai, who is fighting with his life for the peace of his country, homeland and people, it is depicted that if the heart is right, not a single person will achieve victory without being alone, and he will become a legend among the people.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.

A prominent political figure during the Mongol Empire, one of the leaders of the 1911 movement for the national independence of the Mongolian people. Khandorj of Mijiddorji (1871-1915) was born in Bulgan province. In 1892, he succeeded his grandfather Chin Wang and became the governor. In August 1911, the tsar went to St. Petersburg, leading a delegation to ask for help from Russia in the case of Mongolian independence. After the founding of Mongolia, Bogd Khan served as the Prime Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1911-1915) and participated in the 1912 Mongolian-Russian negotiations. This film is based on historical facts about the tragic and heroic fate of Chin van Handdorji.

The criminal Badarch takes advantage of the weaknesses of the teenagers, Saruul and Erdene, to commit a robbery and then leads them to the wrong path by drinking alcohol. They were involved in a murder case after killing Ochir, a citizen they met by chance while driving drunk. During the investigation of this case, the investigator Ulambayar meets with various people.

Togtohtor Van (1797-1868), son of Bat-Ochir of Borjgin clan popularly known as To Van, was born in Sergelen Denj on the east side of Sang Dalai Lake in Setsen Khan Province, now Dornod Province. He succeeded his father in 1822 and held the office of head of the Hebei Assembly of Setsenkhan Province for 46 years until 1868. He carried out economic reforms in the province and organized multifaceted activities of industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, science and culture, churches, schools, and markets. In 1834-1838, near Tumen-Ulziyit Hill, he founded the "Culture Enhancing Temple" and a national grammar school with more than 300 students. He wrote the book "The School That Teaches the Birth of Hebei Wang", which became famous as "Teachings of To Wang". A historical film about this legendary man.

On Friday night, the city was in a state of uproar. The names Bayartsengel, Jargal, and Naadam seemed to be calling for a show, and the three young men called this evening a flight to the gates of heaven. However, this flight ended at 12 o'clock, and the doors of the entertainment venues and shops were closed. The three young men, who did not know what to do, met a woman who turned out to be Saikhnaa, the wife of Tamir, the owner of the distillery. So they entered the factory, and now the real trouble began.

In a remote Mongolian mountains, a woman lives with her mother-in-law and her daughter. Everyone has deserted them except for the people she looks after. Time to time a local man comes and helps her to do her difficult tasks and always asks her to move to the nearest town with him. Her hands are tied to the place, since her mother-in-law wouldn't be able to get accustomed to the town lifestyle.

The story takes place in both past and present times. People loved each other, or expressed their affections not so differently in any era.

Four young people, arriving for the final session at a summer camp, encounter a magical bottle that grants wishes. This bottle has passed through the hands of many children, bringing both joy and sorrow, life and death. It eventually reaches the young couple, who later realize that the bottle carries a dreadful curse of death.

Burmaa will have a child, but because she is blind, it will be difficult to care for her child.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2002.

A Mongolian Historical Treasure is identified in Vietnam, and four thieves are given orders to steal the valuable.

It tells about the life and work of D. Nagatsdorji, the founder of modern Mongolian literature, writer, poet, and public figure in the 1920s and 1930s.

This contemporary domestic drama follows Lardima, the young wife of a man rich enough to provide her with the life of a princess. But her sadistic and obsessively jealous husband mistreats her. Following an accident, Lardima is imprisoned and forges a friendship with a female guard. Female solidarity in the face of everyday sexism, told with gut-wrenching style.