
How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks
May 06, 2009 · 1h 40m
Director
Tumen-Ulzii BudsurenOverview
Based on the novel "Career" by Polish writer Tadeusz Dolenga-Mostowicz by Nikodim Dyzma. Nyangar is a man who has temporarily moved to the city from a village where he is neither on TV nor in the newspapers. The story of the film unfolds when he finds himself working in a dry cleaning shop for a very low salary as a washerman, a watchman, and a cleaner. Although Nyangar is bright and has a reasonable life, he has no choice but to flee due to multiple scams. He believes that if he can penetrate the elite circle, he can achieve success, but no one knows him. He worked as an agitator during the election, but as soon as the candidate was elected, he stopped caring about him. So he worked on both sides and made a little money by selling information from one side to the other. The film was banned at the time for political reasons.
Cast of How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks
Crew of How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks
About How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks
What is How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks about?
Based on the novel "Career" by Polish writer Tadeusz Dolenga-Mostowicz by Nikodim Dyzma. Nyangar is a man who has temporarily moved to the city from a village where he is neither on TV nor in the newspapers. The story of the film unfolds when he finds himself working in a dry cleaning shop for a very low salary as a washerman, a watchman, and a cleaner. Although Nyangar is bright and has a…
When was How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks released?
How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks was released on May 6, 2009.
How long is How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks?
How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
Who directed How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks?
How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks was directed by Tumen-Ulzii Budsuren.
Who is in the cast of How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks?
The cast of How Nyangar Moved Up the Ranks includes Gan-Ochir Ganbaatar (Nyangar), Ravdan Gombo (Prime Minister), Erdenebat Tserendagva (Drunk Minister), Byambatsogt Dashnyam (Sanaadagva) and Erdenetsetseg Bazarragchaa (Indra).





