Naransolongo Gansukh

Tsogt and Enkh-Uulen live a life full of love and comfort. Yet, after five years of childless marriage, an unspoken void lingers in their hearts. On the other side, Buyanaa and Sergelen, a couple of limited means, are preparing to welcome their fourth child. Hoping for a better future, they decide to give the newborn up for adoption to Tsogt and Enkh-Uulen. From the moment Enkh-Uulen lays eyes on the baby boy, she is overwhelmed with the profound feeling of motherhood.

No plot available for this movie.

The plot of the movie begins when Saihnaa moves into a new apartment and becomes a neighbor of a young man named Orgil, who dances every night. Orgil is appointed as the boss of Saihnaa. A dispute between neighbors eventually turns into love.

This film depicts the love and life of young people in a student dormitory in an adventurous manner.

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

A noble man, Ider, abandons his wife and daughter in pursuit of his own pleasures. The abandoned woman is forced to take her daughter with her and follow a stranger to live abroad. When her daughter, Ariunaa, is just starting out in life, her mother dies in an accident. Left alone, the girl returns to her hometown and asks her father for help. Anya meets a young man, a violinist, and hides her incurable illness, thinking that she is "AIDS-stricken" until she is hospitalized and is found to be virus free. The plot of this film tells the story of how a child's life is affected by the carelessness of parents.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2002.

It is a musical parody inspired by the three works: A Messenger of the People, The Tale of the Three Goats, and Birthday.

It shows the current school curriculum and the lives of students.

A noble man, Ider, abandons his wife and daughter in pursuit of his own pleasures. The abandoned woman is forced to take her daughter with her and follow a stranger to live abroad. When her daughter, Ariunaa, is just starting out in life, her mother dies in an accident. Left alone, the girl returns to her hometown and asks her father for help. Anya meets a young man, a violinist, and hides her incurable illness, thinking that she is "AIDS-stricken" until she is hospitalized and is found to be virus-free. The plot of this film tells the story of how a child's life is affected by the carelessness of parents.