Tsegmid Orgodol

1910, Mongolia is under the dominion of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. The young nomad Mongol is in love with Serchmaa, his lord’s daughter. But a sinister plot strips Mongol of everything he holds dear, including his love with Serchmaa. Mongol must summon his inner strength to navigate a world fraught with treachery and deception, fighting not only for survival but also for justice. During his journey, he ignites inspiration and unity among his people.

Beni, So, and Ochkhuu are graduating students from the same school. They spend a fun night and go out to celebrate Baasan's birthday. Beni meets Sansaraa, the school's star, at a disco club. Beni's rival Namjaa... She is also good at Sansaraa, so she constantly reminds Beni to stay away from Sansaraa. However, love wins, and Beni and Sansaraa are attracted to each other and spend the night together. While spending the night together, she records everything that happens together on her cell phone. However, she accidentally loses her cell phone to her rival Namjaa. Namjaa, who has something important in her hands, reminds Beni that there are only two ways out, and pressures him to break up with Sansaraa or post the video on Facebook. Beni is in a very difficult situation, but he chooses to get the cell phone without breaking up with his beloved Sansaraa and at any cost. Namjaa gives Beni 48 hours, and Beni and his friends face the difficult task of solving the problem within that time.

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.

It's a boy named It's, who lost his mother at the age of six, and still misses her. The boy, who lives with his grandparents and father, who forcibly separated him from his mother when he was young, is sent to school abroad to help him forget his mother. It's a boy named

Chuluun is a single, very rich young man who works in a mining business. One day, he accidentally meets Uranbileg in a cafe he frequents and falls madly in love. Chuluun promises in his heart that 'she must be mine only'. Unfortunately, the girl has a boyfriend, and he is Tugsoo, an artist by profession. Chuluun meets Bayar, a friend of Chuluun's team, and they go to Chuluun's house for a drink. Bayar, drunk, tells Chuluun about his Intelligence Agency project No. 029, which he is not supposed to tell anyone. That project was to create a drug that would intentionally erase people's memories, and he boasts to Chuluun about the successful completion of the project. Chuluun does not fully believe it, but after Bayar gets drunk and falls, when he looks in his bag, he finds the project's sample drugs. Evidence beyond doubt. At this time, Chuluun has a sinister thought. He takes two doses of that drug No. 029.

Four friends who love to play soccer at a regular school in the capital, challenge their other friends to participate in a youth soccer tournament. In order to enter the tournament, they need money to pay the registration fee and get their mandate. The children agreed to ask their families for money, so they collected the money and went to register. While they were looking for a very beautiful ball in a sporting goods store, they forgot their bag with money and lost the money. The four friends, who lost the money that all the children in their team had collected in their desire to enter the tournament, decide to work at any cost to earn money. After searching for a long time, they finally find the money and help an old friend carry the luggage. On the way to register, they decide to buy the ball from the store, which leads to another adventure.

A comedy about a person who misunderstands democracy and freedom, it presents a darkly humorous take on a social tragedy. The five main actors show that everything should have its own rules and regulations, but what can happen if you deviate from them.

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.