Dreaming about the surreal structure of Genghis Khan made me feel that it was not handled well. Maybe the director wants to express the conflict between Mongolian tradition and modern civilization, but even without such a treatment, the previous and subsequent paragraphs can clearly make people feel these conflicts. This paragraph is too powerful. And the image of Genghis Khan is extremely wretched. There were comments that it was Baltou, really? Minus one star for this.
I don't know the director's situation, maybe as other experts have said, the director is using Mongolia to express the situation of Russia. But I want to say that even if it's just about Mongolia, it's a good movie
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