Meşhur Kimden Mongolia

Mongolian horror film composed of two distinct segments: "Don't Look Back" and "Anything Can Happen in the Forest".

The mysterious death of a girl who committed suicide... The intricate issues surrounding it... The reasons that led to her death...

Micheel accompanies her mother to visit her grandmother, whom she has never met. But along the way, she learns the truth about her family. She knows she has another mother.

Tsvelmaa is celebrating her birthday, and the story unfolds from the word "35 years of a woman". Life is not a rich banquet table. When Tsevelmaa looks back on her life, she realizes that it is based on the faithful and holy love of a mother, child and husband. Emotional drama with moral themes.

The film satirically tells about the difficulties and various problems faced by the head of the union.

In 1933, at the request of theater director Donrovyn Namda, the great writer Dashdorji wrote the famous drama "Three Heads with Reasons" based on the real life of a person named Yunden, who was famous for his beauty during the autonomy of Natsagdorj. is. This film is a film opera based on the melodrama "Three Heads of Reason".

It tells about the complicated family life that happened in the life of Tsogzolmaa and how she struggles to overcome it.

It shows the valiant struggle of revolutionary young people who are fighting to keep people fleeing from their homeland due to the persuasion of the opponents of the revolution.

It tells the story of how a young man and a woman who think that they can make everything their own when they have money play with the love of a man and start a sad life.

During the construction of the socialist society, the distortions in people's minds and its harmful effects are shown in the form of a story with a philosophical tone.

It is intended to show the work life, happiness and problems of bus drivers and conductors through their daily work.

It tells about the funny incident of a confused man. He shows the life of a day in a comical form, where he gets up on the wrong foot in the morning, gets confused and fails on his way from home to work.

The story of the film was based on the fact that the director of the association told the author of the film while he was working in Bayan Ovo Sum, Umungov Province, "The children of our Sum are trained during the summer holidays and have a task to start the new school year with the tasks they have trained."

The sad situation of the three families is told in a humorous tone, represented by a poor young man who married into a rich family, trying to get his alcoholic husband to stop drinking, a woman who became an alcoholic after drinking alcohol, and a single man who was left alone without a spouse until he found out.

A central teaching of Buddhist philosophy is the doctrine of karma. The film tells about people's fate being decided by the good and bad deeds of their own body, language and soul. It is intended to show that happiness comes from the fruit of charity and suffering follows from the fruit of sin.

In the 1960s and 1970s, it will be about the time when the military units of the Soviet Union were stationed in the People's Republic of Mongolia. In the film, Russian soldiers come to a town and take turns abusing the Mongolian woman who is the housewife. A Russian soldier who saw this started an argument in defense of the woman. At the end of all this, a Mongolian woman left the Russian army with a child and raised the child, but she was pressured by her husband, and as a result, their relationship grew cold, and the violence escalated in the use of weapons.

It is a tragic drama that shows through the life of a crazy woman named Tswel that the suffering of political repression that covered Mongolia in the late 1930s left a black mark on people's minds and the grief continues throughout their lives.

Pressure of parents. Sun and cloud, nature. The life of Tugs

He will show his son how the hidden power of the spirit of the departed mother affects the people on the way. Horror in three parts.

The events of Tanker Jargal and Cavalryman Tsend show that every citizen must fight against a foreign enemy for the independence of his country. Tseren, a man who mischievously misleads the letters sent by the two to their beloved ladies, expresses the evil plot of the enemy.