Sukhbold's speech

In Sukhbold's Speech, the story follows a boy named Sukhbold who finds rural life more appealing than the urban environment. This narrative opens a new world for him, showcasing the charm and simplicity of life away from the city.

The film consists of two parts. The second part revolves around Sukhbold's grandfather, who works at a museum and repairs a reed trumpet. This trumpet is tied to an old tale about its creation from the bone marrow of an eighteen-year-old woman, adding a layer of mystery to the story.

Through Sukhbold's innocent love for people and his curiosity about the world, the film highlights the beauty of childhood and the desire to understand life’s complexities. The combination of crime, mystery, and drama in this film makes it a unique piece of cinema from the 1970s.