Delger Tsend

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

It's a movie from 2002.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

A group of girls from a student class go on a trip to the countryside with their class president, a single guy named Buudka. How to spend a fun summer vacation.

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.

The film begins with a young man named Ganbat leaving prison and entering ordinary life, working as a carpenter with a group of students. Although Ganbat appears to be a fierce and aggressive person to others, he is actually a completely different person. In addition to being a true man, he also has the idea of ​​not leading the young people he is with astray.

The hospital is a socially closed world, and the hospital director Davaa has established special rules and surrounded himself with people who can keep their mouths shut. However, the new young doctor does not like him. However, a criminal suspect sent by the police to determine his mental state arrives at the hospital. Although the suspect is temporarily in shock, the director makes him think that he is seriously ill and leaves him in the hospital and puts him in the care of the young doctor. The hospital has many patients who live in their own world, including alcoholics, an artistic delirium, a bookworm, a suspicious delirium, and a boy with congenital mental retardation. After the new patient arrives, after many events that have happened to him and others, he decides to stay there. However, the young doctor is forced to leave the hospital.

A little boy named Yadam, who came from the countryside, has not yet adapted to the hustle and bustle of the big city. While working hard and bullying people, he experiences spiritual purification when he meets Naran Okhin and Grandpa Ochir. Naran Okhin is a violinist and Grandpa Ochir is a retired puppeteer. The film tells the story of a child's innocence, the beauty of the world of art, and the idea of ​​forgiving and "purifying" the evil in the world.