Five Fingers of One Hand

Boys and girls who are graduating from middle school tell about how they are going through the complexities of life through their naive and immature childhood relationships and friendships.

It tells about the life and work of D. Nagatsdorji, the founder of modern Mongolian literature, writer, poet, and public figure in the 1920s and 1930s.

The film begins with Jargal, a young journalist who writes stories in the field of investigative journalism, creating a fake case for himself with the help of his teammate and minister Badral to find out the truth about a case and ending up in prison. While in prison, he encounters many unexpected events and is subjected to various pressures, ultimately leading to his death. In this way, the aim is to show the immoral and corrupt things that exist in Mongolian society through the events that happen to the young journalist.

A film that combines three different perspectives and three different worlds into one work of art. The film tells the story of a boy named Uurtsaikh, and shows his life up to the age of 19, so the film is called "19". The first part shows the life of a family in today's society through Uurtsaikh's childhood and his relationship with his parents, while the second part shows Uurtsaikh's love life with humor and adventure. The last part is directed by I. Nyamgavaa in the "arthouse" genre.

The film is made on the theme of the play "Precious Treasure" by the writer Dembee Myagmar, which tells the conflict between people's ideals, moral defects, and fierce competition between humanism and humanity.

The construction of the mining industry and the methods of the young executives are told through the relationship between the engineer Gansukh and his girlfriend Suren, and it shows the conflict between the young people's views and goals in life.

A herdsman leaves his wife for another woman, then wonders if he hasn't made a mistake.

In a rural village, the leaders and representatives coming from the city prepare for a grand feast to report on how they have fulfilled their promises and duties in the socialist race. deepen the plot. However, when all this ends, it is said that humanism, the idea of ​​loving and protecting mother nature, and how fragile and precious the connection between man and nature will be.

Zaya will represent the bravery and dexterity of female pilots working side by side with men, while the actions, human relations, and humanity of the staff who strictly follow the internal procedures of the flight will be shown.