Mongolia Movies

In a newly built neighborhood, two student friends accidentally move in together and become neighbors. They don't have time to meet up every time...

This film tells about the life and work of Sharav, a famous Mongolian painter named "Marzan".

Based on the novel 'Ride for Your Wife' by English writer Ray Cooney, the film features a cast of senior, middle-aged, and young comedians, as well...

It is a romantic movie released in 1999.

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...

In the 1940s, a group of people on the mission of Japanese intelligence carried out sabotage activities against the revolutionaries. In this...

Khuder must navigate the worlds of organized crime and the supernatural after escaping from a mental institution.

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...

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 1999.

It's a movie from 2002.

Four friends who grew up in an orphanage promise each other that they will meet again when fate forces them to separate. Years pass, and they...

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2002.

A girl named Undraa accidentally meets a young man named Tenun and spends a night in a hotel. In fact, they are old acquaintances and even have a...

A film about a clumsy soldier who wears his boots the wrong way around.

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

A young herdsman from Khuvsgul met a local girl while serving in the military in Navaan and Eastern Region, and agreed to get married after he was...

After going out on a rainy night, Anar waits for a long time for his loved one, who has not returned. Finally, she becomes depressed and stops...

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2002.

Showed children's kindness and desire to love animals. The second picture shows a little boy creating a piece for his mother and expressing his love.

One of the good qualities of the poor orphaned boy, Boroloi, is depicted in the form of a myth, which is absorbed by the Bushes.