Idugan Entertainment
Our company is based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
Our goal is to produce films, documentaries, TV shows and music videos to promote and preserve Mongolian culture and history domestically and internationally.
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A Pearl in the Forest (Moilkhon) was presented during the 7th Third Eye Festival of Asian Cinema 2008, in Mumbai, India. Selected for the "Spectrum Asia" category, the film received a very warm reception.
The feature film A Pearl in the Forest (Moilkhon) has been selected to appear in the
Buffalo International Film Festival that took place on October 9-27, 2009 in Buffalo, NY.
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The movie “A Pearl in the Forest" (Moilkhon) was produced in 2008. It is based on an original story by
B. Bayarmagnai.
Visit the film's Official website
,
or the
film's listing on IMDB .
This movie was shot on location near the Buryat village of Dadal in the Khentii province of Mongolia. The participation of many local villagers was a great addition to the authenticity of the film.
This remote location (six hours of offroad driving in the Mongolian wilderness) of this village made the logistics of this film very difficult. However, if was very important to Director Enkhtaivan to film there.
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The film was presented during the
7th Third Eye Festival of Asian Cinema 2008, in Mumbai, India . Selected for the "Spectrum Asia" category,
it received a very warm reception.
The film was also selected to appear in the Buffalo International Film Festival that took place on October 9-27, 2009 in Buffalo, NY.
It also won the first prize award during the Buryat Film Festival that was held in Ulaanbaatar in 2010.
Mongolian film A Pearl in the Forest (Moilkhon)
The movie “A Pearl in the Forest" (Moilkhon) was produced in 2008. It is based on an original story by
B. Bayarmagnai.
Visit the film's Official website
,
or the
film's listing on IMDB .This movie was shot on location near the Buryat village of Dadal in the Khentii province of Mongolia. The participation of many local villagers was a great addition to the authenticity of the film.
This remote location (six hours of offroad driving in the Mongolian wilderness) of this village made the logistics of this film very difficult. However, if was very important to Director Enkhtaivan to film there.
View this area on a Google map
or
view the Google map in a new page
The film was presented during the
7th Third Eye Festival of Asian Cinema 2008, in Mumbai, India . Selected for the "Spectrum Asia" category,
it received a very warm reception. The film was also selected to appear in the Buffalo International Film Festival that took place on October 9-27, 2009 in Buffalo, NY.
It also won the first prize award during the Buryat Film Festival that was held in Ulaanbaatar in 2010.
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