Otgonbinder Jigjid

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.

It's a movie from 2001.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2000.

Despite the fact that her mother, father, siblings, and relatives devoted everything to keeping her daughter, who was terminally ill, alive for a few more years, her life expectancy dwindled by the passing of time, and she was met with a tragic fate. This film shows how the spirit of a young woman named Enkh-Uchral, ​​who had lost her heart in life, work, community, and love, returns and fulfills her dreams.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

The film begins with a young girl, Uyangaa, who has just graduated from high school, being taken away from her home by her older sister, who claims to be a distant relative, under the pretense of enrolling her in a school in the city.

It's a film about homeless children.

It is a feature film released in 1999.

It is a comedy film released in 2000.

A young man from the countryside falls in love with a city girl, and he turns into someone else, ignoring his childhood friends and becoming a good man, jealous of a very wealthy young man from the countryside. The film also clearly shows the kindness of Mongolian people in the countryside.

Feature film released in 1997

It's a movie released in 1999.

It tells the story of a family that wanders from one village to another in search of work and a place to live. In search of a home, they are separated and end up living with different wealthy families, becoming blind in a blind place and lame in a lame place.