Caan ah Ka soo Mongolia

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.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2001.

It's a movie from 2002.

It's a movie from 2002.

There was a poor man and his wife who lived in the same house. One day, they won the lottery.

A movie about love

It's a film about workers at a thermal power plant

The film begins when Namuunaa, who has come from the countryside to study in the city, goes to work to meet her friend Nomin and accidentally bumps into the director Mendee, breaking his expensive sunglasses. He ends up in debt for the glasses and ends up working there. The two meet frequently, but the arrogant Mendee and the humble Nomin fall in love, but they cannot express their love, and Nomin returns home. However, Mendee realizes that she has fallen in love with him and follows him to the countryside, and the story tells the story of the young people's courtship.

A film dedicated to the memory of the late Tsend-Ayuushiin Jamyansen, a police colonel and state law enforcement advisor who worked in the Mongolian police force from the 1970s to the 1990s and was renowned for his ability to solve every serious crime. The film tells the story of police officers who, 25 years later, are using their extraordinary professional skills to solve the crimes of "Nudniy", "Ganbatyn" and "25 Thousand" in which the wages of workers at the Iron Works were stolen and two people were killed.

Sequel to the film "Fearbook" (2021).

In addition to telling the story of the love between a local man, Bukhou, and a noble girl from Gobi, Khangai shows the life of today's society through a good man who overcomes torture after being falsely slandered, proves his innocence, and earns the respect of the local princes.

It shows the state of Mongolia during the Patriotic War, the thoughts of the people, especially the damage caused by the war to the lives of children, and expresses the meaning of hating the war.

At this time, when the direction of the country's development and the social system are changing, teenagers are not only left out of the love and care of their parents, but also of society, showing that they are oppressed by their fate and future. put forward the idea.

In this film, which will show a critical and complicated period of women who are sentenced in a prison through three different encounters of fate, it is said that it is important to keep the humanity of the soul and behave morally even if the body becomes a convict.

Life hangs in the balance for a band of grave robbing thieves in this action drama. When the underworld bandits venture into a deadly forest, in pursuit of a mysterious golden knife, they are swept up in a world of danger, where death lies around every corner.

It will be shown about the work of workers through the events that take place at a factory in Darkhan city. On October 17, 1961, the foundation stone of this city was laid on the place where there was a small station called "Darkhan" on the Moscow-Ulaanbaatar railway.

The foundation of modern Mongolia’s independence—who laid it? What were the tragic yet heroic fates they endured? Why did the Mongolian nobility of that time widely adopt “foster sons,” and what hidden motives and deeper secrets lay behind this practice? The work reveals the sacrifices made for this cause.

Mongolian feature film released in 2000.

Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It is a musical parody inspired by the three works: Tungalag Tamir, Sukhbaatar, Excursion