The Seven Gods Do Not Shoot.

Set in 1920, the film follows seven young men who gather around a campfire at the mouth of the Nukhti River. United by their desire to liberate their homeland from foreign invaders, they pledge an oath that will lead them into a bloody battle filled with complex strategies and moral dilemmas.

The narrative highlights their determination and the challenges they face, showcasing the spirit of Mongolian youth during a time of conflict. The film transitions to 1951, where Marshal Choibalsan reflects on the bravery of his comrades as he prepares to travel to Moscow. This connection between past and present emphasizes the lasting impact of their sacrifices.