The Forgotten Ballad Trailer

The Forgotten Ballad Trailer (1989)

18 January 1989 Drama 83 mins

When Jhargalmaa was at home, Sangi, the repairman of the apartment, came and the girl, bored alone while fixing the water pipes, showed him her drawing and they got to know each other. Dulamsuren is reluctant to let his daughter get used to him when, during a check-up, he attacks her mother and reveals that the two are old acquaintances. Because the girl did not know this reason, Sang was rejected. Sangi was good to Dulamsuren, but Dulamsuren did not understand her feelings. She was married to another man, and although she gave birth to a daughter, she was unable to enjoy happiness and lived with her daughter. Seeing all this, Sangi, who still loves Dulamsuren in her heart, wants to get closer through her daughter. But life did not turn out as Sang thought. Jhargalmaa represented the sad truth of being separated from everything that people used to love.

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Cast

Oyuntsetseg Yanjiv

as Dulamsuren

Crew

Tudeviin Goosh

Tudeviin Goosh Production Design

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International Releases Dates

Mongolia 18 January 1989

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