The First Steps

This film centers around Myada, a student at an agricultural school, who is assigned to a hay brigade under the leadership of Dorje for training. It illustrates the dynamics between the older generation and the youth, showcasing how they collaborate to implement the theoretical knowledge acquired in the classroom into real-life scenarios. The experienced haymakers, including Baldan, Jugder, Buriad Bazar, and the young haymaker Bold, work together to navigate the haying period according to their training.

The film embodies themes of friendship and cooperation, emphasizing how work can foster connections among people. The narrative presents a valuable perspective on mentorship and the importance of learning from those with experience. A collector might appreciate this film for its representation of family values and the educational journey of its characters, making it a unique addition to any collection focused on family-themed cinema from the 1970s.