A lavish period costume picture that traces, from birth to death, the life of Ravjaa Khutagt, a 19th century Mongolian priest, "a living Buddha" who exerted a large influence over his country's literature, music, and drama.
The film begins with Jargal, a young journalist who writes stories in the field of investigative journalism, creating a fake case for himself with the help of his teammate and minister Badral to find out the truth about a case and ending up in prison. While in prison, he encounters many unexpected events and is subjected to various pressures, ultimately leading to his death. In this way, the aim is to show the immoral and corrupt things that exist in Mongolian society through the events that happen to the young journalist.
A film that combines three different perspectives and three different worlds into one work of art. The film tells the story of a boy named Uurtsaikh, and shows his life up to the age of 19, so the film is called "19". The first part shows the life of a family in today's society through Uurtsaikh's childhood and his relationship with his parents, while the second part shows Uurtsaikh's love life with humor and adventure. The last part is directed by I. Nyamgavaa in the "arthouse" genre.
It shows how the Chinese nationalistic landowners made evil plots with the intention of inheriting Manchu's imperial rights to Mongolia, and how the people of Darganga entered the path of freedom and happiness as a result of the victory of the people's revolution.
