Dead End Street

Sukhee is a man returning to his homeland in rural Mongolia after his father has passed away. During his two weeks there he catches up with his brother, Sainaa, as well as a woman he's known from childhood, Ariunaa.

Uyanga was satisfied with everything in her life. Although she had a good husband and a nice apartment, she felt like she was missing something that she didn't even know about. At that time, she met a young man named Bishrelt, which made her life interesting and active. But she had no idea that this incident would turn her fate upside down.

It is a musical parody inspired by the three works: Tungalag Tamir, Sukhbaatar, Excursion

We work from dawn to dusk to live happily. Maybe we try to make a lot of money. But what exactly is happiness? This question has been answered in different ways since ancient times. Since people's happiness is different, it is very true that living by doing what they want is called happiness. Maybe it can be simply said that living without worrying about anything is happiness. But why do we think about love, which is the most precious thing that makes a person's life the happiest, and spend so much time on bad things? Isn't life continuous and existing with the power of love, which is the beginning of everything?

In this era of globalization, the film aims to show the tragic image of the relationship between humans and nature, in other words, how humans are moving away from nature and nature from humans. In particular, the deeper humans enter into technical and technological development, the more they lose their humanity, and as a result, their ethnicity, heritage, and ultimately, themselves are destroyed to the point of not being able to recognize themselves.