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An anthology film created under one theme by 3 directors who are creating their own colors in contemporary Mongolian cinema.

Prosecutor Ganzorig will fight against political authorities.

The story of this film begins when a young man falls in love with a girl from a rich family. His friend is good at playing cards and can read people's actions. So he decides to help his friend by gambling and making money. But things don't go as planned and he ends up in debt. The film aims to show the idea that "more valuable than money, jealousy, and defeat is the friendship of friends."

Ayaggu lost his parents early, but he has a sister who will dedicate everything to him. His sister has been with her husband since childhood, and has been married for ten years, but she has not had a child, so she tries everything she can to have a child. However, she puts her sister, who is suffering from separation, above all else. Although Ayalguu's life seems meaningless after losing the woman he loved so much, he feels the power of love again and his life is revived.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.

A film dedicated to the memory of the late Tsend-Ayuushiin Jamyansen, a police colonel and state law enforcement advisor who worked in the Mongolian police force from the 1970s to the 1990s and was renowned for his ability to solve every serious crime. The film tells the story of police officers who, 25 years later, are using their extraordinary professional skills to solve the crimes of "Nudniy", "Ganbatyn" and "25 Thousand" in which the wages of workers at the Iron Works were stolen and two people were killed.

The plot of the novel takes place in 1936-1937, and it is the story of a woman named Dulam and her younger brother, a 7-year-old boy named Sambai.

In 2007, a tragic incident occurred when a MI-8 helicopter crashed while on duty to extinguish a fire in Mandal soum, Selenge aimag, claiming the lives of young rescuers. This film, created in their memory, depicts the specifics of the work of emergency service rescuers, their perseverance, and their faithfulness to their oath to "not sacrifice their lives for the good of their people."

After a privileged woman loses her child, she goes on a long journey of praying in prostration to the Buddhist Temple to clear her sins.

A young couple's newly married life is suddenly interrupted by the arrival of the baby of her ex-girlfriend, who has given birth to her husband's child and died. The young daughter-in-law must choose between becoming a stepmother or divorcing her husband. The girl chooses the former, and their complicated life story begins. The girl gives birth to two children of her own and lives with her husband and stepdaughter for more than 10 years. In the meantime, the stepmother punishes the stepdaughter by selling her to hard labor in the household and beating her for no apparent reason.

The great Austrian writer Stefan Zweig is a writer known as a master of psychology among classical writers. In 1923, he created the work "Letter from an Unknown Woman", which describes the inner nature of women. Based on this work, the director of the film "For the Soul", which aims to show the subtle intelligence, mental strength, and resilience of women, is based on this work.

The film is based on real life and revolves around the harmful effects of hidden narcotics and the complications that follow.

Deep within rural Mongolia, a person with Down syndrome is rarely seen, but if recognised, is ostracised or stigmatised by society. A boy called Jam with trisomy grows up with the help of his loving mother, who chose to live at a distance from people in order to raise her son peacefully.

Tsog is the No. 1 stockbroker and a wealthy man with a luxurious lifestyle. His wife Naran, who has been living with him for 5 years, is greedy for his property, and together with his driver Bayar, he plans to destroy her. They cover the mouths of people such as garage guards and policemen with money, make false statements and slander Tsog as a mental patient. Tsog escapes from a psychiatric hospital, and on the way he meets Tuya, a hairdresser, and encounters Bayar, who has transferred his assets to his name. If Bayar and Tsog fall off a cliff and die while trying to kill Tsog, Tsog will recover his honor and wealth.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.

A film that encompasses many things, including young love, loyal friendship, and military discipline.

Orgil lives with his elderly father and two children. Their family lives peacefully, but his father suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Orgil gives his father wartime items, such as an overcoat, a whistle, and a painting, hoping that they will help him regain his sanity. When the old man blows the bloody whistle among them, unexplained and terrifying events begin in Orgil's life.

A dancer meets the man she has been looking for. Their lives are turned upside down when her boyfriend becomes addicted to gambling. After playing all night and not getting enough sleep, Manlai gets into a car accident and she thinks he is dead. The inspector who was investigating the accident falls in love with the girl. While the girl continues to think that her boyfriend's ghost is following her, her boyfriend survived the accident. The movie ends with the inspector confessing his love to her as the dancer receives her award, and the guy she loves comes back with a sad face.

After her son falls into a coma, Galaa finds an orphan in need of an organ transplant in the hospital room next door.

Chinkhuyag and Khudere are two young men from the countryside. They come to the city and try to make a fortune by selling their cashmere. However, they forget the code to the bag they put money in, and they can't get their money back. It is said that there are only two such bags in Mongolia, so the story continues with the search for the owner of the bag, the director.

Bayara, Bataa, who likes women and thinks about how to seduce them every day.. They go hunting every day. In the meantime, Bayara meets Nandia, whom she fell in love with at first sight. Being the daughter of Ah... The three of them split up, and the situation came to a point where they lost both a friend named Baya and the woman they loved.. The relationship between Bayara and Bataa gradually fell into a labyrinth...

Sometimes we have a strange thought. That at the moment we say or do something, we are saying and doing exactly that word and exactly that action. In fact, this is more of a "TRUE" thought than a nonsense. Unfortunately, it is because we do not see, feel, and understand it. We live our own path, our own story, our own rhythm of life, create, write our own autobiography, start and end, but what if in reality Baatar and Bold lived the lives of Bat? Living in exactly the same way, loving in exactly the same way, losing in exactly the same way... And thinking that this is only my life. Living a life that is dependent, dependent, strangely unreliable, yet repetitive, without even knowing it. But no. This is only my life. How can we say that? In short, our words and actions may be the same, repetitive, but the heart, the solution, and the interpretation of all that we receive are different.

Mongolia, 1960's. An old herdswoman lives alone in her yurt in the great Gobi Desert. Visitors from the national registration office come to collect information from her for the census. Sarcastically naming the elderly woman "pretty lady", they question her about her identity - but she divulges little. However, when one of the officers stays the night to count her livestock, she opens up to him with a dramatic tale of love, sacrifice, and motherhood.