Talk:Cinema of Mongolia/Archive 1

Tsogt Taij, international coproductions
I think the name of the movie about Tsogt Taij was really just "Tsogt Taij", not "Two Parts". Or at least that's the name under which most people know the movie. Given that the movie has certain pan-mongolian undercurrents, Two Parts doesn't sound really off either, it's just that I've never seen or heard it used before. It might just be that the movie fits on two film rolls or even just two VCDs.

There actually were coproductions with partners other than the Soviet Union before the 1990s. The two that I know of are Altan Orgoo / Die Goldene Jurte, and Der Scout, both produced in coop. with East Germany. Yaan 09:28, 23 May 2007 (UTC)


 * Just a quick note -- Changed (but forgot to comment in the little line for that purpose) the date of Serelt from 1961 to 1957, the year it actually came out. I'd also suggest reworking that section - it sounds like Serelt is being classed as a musical comedy, which I don't think is a justifiable classification at all...  And yes, the "Two Parts" of 'Tsogt Taij' is simply an indication, not a title.  Sort of like a Mongolian book noting that the whole work has three volumes.  Danzan Bagsh (talk) 16:27, 17 November 2008 (UTC)

Source?
There is an apparently very nice text about rural cinema in western Mongolia at http://www.gregorydelaplace.com/images/stories/reportcineuvsb.pdf. Yaan (talk) 16:42, 6 April 2009 (UTC)