I want to go Home
Synopsis
It tells about three men from the countryside coming to the city to have fun. The characters of the film show how the natural character and humanity of the three are manifested in the noisy environment of the city in a comical way, criticizing the loss of human conscience and the fact that the people living in the city are becoming more and more selfish and selfish, and the characters of the film show that the kindness and trusting nature of Mongolians are no longer compatible with city life. shown as running away.
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