“Wild Horse Nine” Made Me Cry
There is no aspect of this film that falls short, except perhaps in minor ways.
Heaven's Blessing
A young horseman who wants to become a singer arrives in the city and gets his wish and works in a theater. He works with a blind musician, and they fall in love. With the support of his friends, the young singer participates in many artistic productions and improves his skills. However, he does not like the methods and views of the theater manager Bazar, and the film unfolds as he gives up his singing career and returns to his hometown.
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A young horseman who wants to become a singer arrives in the city and gets his wish and works in a theater. He works with a blind musician, and they fall in love. With the support of his friends, the young singer participates in many artistic productions and improves his skills. However, he does not like the methods and views of the theater manager Bazar, and the film unfolds as he gives up his singing career and returns to his hometown.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Batregzedmaa Bayartogtokh
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mongolian National Film Council
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