Noyon film

A prostitute named Sarangua accidentally enters the studio of a simple, attractive artist. In the early morning, the artist Hangal often sees a slender, beautiful woman getting out of a car and going into a neighboring building. He likes the girl's body and wants to paint a nude still life, so he asks the caretaker of the building to meet Sarangua. Out of a fatherly kindness, he doesn't tell her, lest the girl be seduced by a bad man. But the girl sees a man and money, and treats the caretaker. The nude still life is finished. Sarangua has not seen her still life. The artist Hangal's exhibition is held in the art gallery, and Sarangua comes to him to express her love by giving him a red rose. Unfortunately, the nude still life has been sold.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 1999.

A film made in memory of the border guard Sukhbaatar. While tracking down a border violator, a taiga chieftain finds that Suhee, who was shot and seriously wounded by Tuvan bandits, has been buried in the snow. He brings him to his hut and heals him with his daughter Emujin. Suhee falls in love with Emujin. However, since the local chieftain Temuen has feelings for the girl, a conflict arises between them, which is the story of the film. Temuen tells the Tuvans that the border guard he shot and wounded is alive and wants to kill Captain Sukhbaatar, but the bandits try to take Temuen as a living witness. Temuen realizes his mistake and goes on a quest to catch the bandits with Sukhee.