People's Khatanbaatar

In the years after the People's Revolution, hundreds of temples were scattered in rural areas, and folk schools were established to teach literacy to the gangs who were studying in the monasteries.

It's a movie from 2000.

The young journalist Solongo, who received his first assignment and went to report at the border post, showed the daily events of the modern border soldier's life in a lyrical form.

A 2-part epic film novel based on the historical life of Khatanbaatar Magsarjav, the legendary Mongolian military general who stood out in the struggle for the independence of his country and the freedom of his people.

Taking advantage of the current political and social instability in Mongolia, a system has emerged where privileges can be used to do whatever they want, and a small number of powerful people are regulating everything according to their own desires. The land and water that every Mongolian has grown up with are sacred idols that they cherish and love throughout their lives. This film tells the story of the fate of the country and the lives of its people behind the terrible migration that is facing danger every day.

Planet Earth is hit by meteors. In a far-away place, made out of rocks and rubble, a father and his two daughters seem to be the only survivors. They wander through the hostile landscape, imploring gods to help them meet other humans. In vain. After some time, they all three start wondering how to perpetuate humankind. The father will take a dramatic decision.

This film, made in the form of a legend, shows love for the motherland and land, unity between nature and man, compassion, and manifestation of cruel malice in a tragic drama narrative. The meaning of the film will be revealed by the tragic fate of the girl Narangarvuu, who dies at the hands of the oppressors for the sake of the common people, and the brutal actions of the bandit named Dogshin Black.

It shows the characteristics of the work and life of mining workers, which is a major industry of socialist society, and how the consciousness of the working class develops over generations.

In showing the friendship of the people of Mongolia and Russia, it was strengthened even more during the difficult times of the homeland war, and it is told that the ordinary Mongolian herdsman made a proposal to go to the front to fight in person, and by giving gifts to the front, he made his goal.

In 1939, when the Japanese army invaded the protected border of our country, our border warriors showed how they protected the protected border of our country from foreign invaders.

The criminal Badarch takes advantage of the weaknesses of the teenagers, Saruul and Erdene, to commit a robbery and then leads them to the wrong path by drinking alcohol. They were involved in a murder case after killing Ochir, a citizen they met by chance while driving drunk. During the investigation of this case, the investigator Ulambayar meets with various people.

This film shows that success can be achieved by applying the theoretical knowledge taught in the classroom to practical life, and shows that people get to know each other and become friends during the work process through the relationship between the old and the young. Myada, a student of the agricultural school, will be assigned to the hay brigade led by Dorje for training. The wise old men Baldan, Jugder, Buriad Bazar and the young haymaker Bold are experienced haymakers who work hand-in-hand and try to enforce the haying period according to the book taught to them.

One family of Govi. Ankhaa's son was born because the head of the union committee, who came to spend the night with them, raped a single young woman who was left to take care of the house. He lived with his grandmother. One day, after her beloved grandmother passed away in heaven, she saw the hand of her cold-hearted stepfather and took on all the hard work of the family with her little body. Soon, Ankhaa's son, who has a younger brother and is even more bullied, leaves his native home and runs away to the depths of the infinite world that awaits him. The mother climbs up the sand dune with tears in her eyes, following her motley seed, which is her lifeline.

It is a tragic drama that shows through the life of a crazy woman named Tswel that the suffering of political repression that covered Mongolia in the late 1930s left a black mark on people's minds and the grief continues throughout their lives.