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Facing a corrupt court, Prosecutor Ganzorig decides to fight outside the law for justice. But this time, their fight for the honest truth will intensify and the dirty game will become more complicated as they will be persecuted by the people who have entered the government of neighboring countries.
In the 1870s, Mongols have lived under the pressure of the Qing Dynasty for over 150 years. The Emperor's high taxation has caused chaos and turmoil among the people. Citizens everywhere are suffering from disease and starvation. Anyone who goes against the Emperor's order must suffer the consequences.
It is shown in the role of Tumur, who has been forced to bear the actions of others and is unable to meet the person he longs for.
At the moment when Yesukhei the hero marches against the Tatars, captures Temujin-Ugeg, and issues a death warrant, time seems to have stopped when Mother Uulen gives birth to the future great ruler Genghis Khan, and the adventure of the film begins when Yesukhei's friend Khureldey arrives in the present day. Khureldey returns, finds the bear's claw needed to give birth to the great khan safely, and gives it to Mother Uulen, and the great khan is born. Through this event, the cultural differences and social conditions that Khureldey encounters are presented in a comical way in this film.
A young boy named Tulga is lost in a yak herd during the migration and raised in a wolf's den. A hunter finds the boy while searching for food from a wolf's den in the spring. As the boy grows up, he learns how to inherit the customs of his Mongolian people and how to improve his way of life.
Three city girls go to the countryside for their summer vacation. The eloquent, elegant, and not-so-sophisticated girls attract the attention of the villagers. The local young man Sampil occasionally introduces them to milk and dairy products. This film tells the story of the lifestyle of girls and boys of that time, the differences between the city and the countryside, and their friendship. The sophisticated girls eventually get used to the kind-hearted young man from the countryside.
Tsog is the No. 1 stockbroker and a wealthy man with a luxurious lifestyle. His wife Naran, who has been living with him for 5 years, is greedy for his property, and together with his driver Bayar, he plans to destroy her. They cover the mouths of people such as garage guards and policemen with money, make false statements and slander Tsog as a mental patient. Tsog escapes from a psychiatric hospital, and on the way he meets Tuya, a hairdresser, and encounters Bayar, who has transferred his assets to his name. If Bayar and Tsog fall off a cliff and die while trying to kill Tsog, Tsog will recover his honor and wealth.
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.
Anar, Sainaa, and Chinbaa are three friends. The story begins with them fighting with some young men on the street one evening, when a wealthy man catches their eye. Seeing their skillful fighting, Anar offers to participate in a betting match. Anar refuses the offer, but in the end, you will see how the friends sacrifice themselves for their love.
Seven men sit around a campfire at the mouth of the Nukhti River in 1920. These seven men are young men who have united in their desire to free their homeland from foreign invaders and swear an oath. A bloody battle, a cunning strategy that has sold out their minds. This film tells the story of the unwavering courage of Mongolian youth. 1951. Marshal Choibalsan tells the commissar who is seeing him off at the airport about his comrades who fought with him and flies to Moscow.
The series reflects social life in the 1990s.
A lyrical film about the bravery, justice, and love of Tumen, a fighter of the Far West.
It tells the story of teenage life through the relationships of four boys, their innocent dreams, and their loyal friendship, where they sacrifice everything they have for their friend.
In 1938, when he told the sad story of the repression that covered the Buriad nation, he showed it through an incident that happened to a blacksmith named Darkhan Shar, who had only one son.
His son, not yet eighteen, lied about his age to enlist in the army and was subsequently drafted into the war. After waiting in agonizing yearning for his only son to return alive, he finally received a letter tied with a red ribbon addressed to him.
A universal story about the freedom of the human spirit and the struggle against slavery and despotism, about love, loss and betrayal. It is seen through the eyes of simple Kazakh kids and teenagers.
The great writer Dashdorji Natsagdorji's story "Tears of the Reverend Lama" criticizes the sufferings of Tserenlham women and Lodon Geshes, and reveals the process of changes in Mongolian society and the formation of new classes. Based on this story, it is intended to show the low fate of women in any society.
Based on the story "The Vulnerable Animal", the film aims to address the gap between rich and poor, young people's love, family values, and the issues facing young people. Furthermore, it aims to show how today's society affects them and who is calling and leading them.
A film that encompasses many things, including young love, loyal friendship, and military discipline.
In the role of the railway engineer Bat, who shows that inseparable love can be found both in home life and in his favorite career, Minjin, a model who thinks that living only for work is not happiness. tells about realizing love.
