No Other Choice: Killing for the Family at the Age of Obsolescence
With the theme of unemployment, it presents a family fantasy anecdote rather the a comment on social problems.
Rule of the Game
A comedy about a person who misunderstands democracy and freedom, it presents a darkly humorous take on a social tragedy. The five main actors show that everything should have its own rules and regulations, but what can happen if you deviate from them.
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A comedy about a person who misunderstands democracy and freedom, it presents a darkly humorous take on a social tragedy. The five main actors show that everything should have its own rules and regulations, but what can happen if you deviate from them.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Khas Chandmani
Cast
Badamragchaa Gurragchaa, Lkhagvadorj Lkhagvajav
Director
Ikhbayar Khaadag
Chuuk
Shuudertsetseg Purev-Ochir
Oyunaa
Adiltsetseg Adilbish
Naraa
Dorjdagva Myagmar
Baldan
Chaminchuluun Luvsangombo
Tsogoo's mother
Jagdag Dambiinyam
Nansal
Nyamdorj Terbish
Puujee
Baldanpurev Sambuu
Altangerel Yondon
Zorig Nyamaa
Ganbayar Tserenbaljir
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