Myagmar Mondoon

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.

A monk renounces his role to become King after his brother is killed. His new Queen is forced to choose sides between her husband and her father from a rival land, which eventually leads to an all out war for sovereignty.

Depicts the love, relationships, and friendships of young people

This film shows three different stories. A melodrama that shows the pure love, loyalty, and friendship of young people. A comedy that shows the fun life of students full of adventures. A melodrama that shows the friendship and strong bonds of humanity.

When police captain Munkhtur comes home, his wife has killed his daughter and his daughter has disappeared. An unknown person calls Munkhtur to kill Minister Tuvshin. Otherwise, he threatens to kill his daughter, who was taken hostage. Munkhtur, in an inevitable situation, shoots the minister. A few hours ago, a policeman, who shot a state minister, is now a criminal 'Enemy of the State'. All the power structures of Mongolia, including the Intelligence Organization, rise up against him.

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.