The Mongolia of Dschurukuwaa is changing, perhaps slowly but surely. The new Mongolia is narrated with affection and passion by the Mongolian director Lkhagvadulam Purev-Ochir in the film Ser ser salhi – City of Wind – City of the Wind, presented at the 80th Venice International Film Festival.

Mongolia has the charm of virgin land to discover, fantastic, and especially magical.

Magical for its natural dimension, a vast steppe, a torrid summer and a cruel winter. The inhabitants have a deep and devoted spirituality. In a harsh, lonely world, inhabited by tough people, with a fascinating but also ruthless nature, the excess of spirituality could be a shock for a wealthy spoiled conformist enlightenment French person in a depressive crisis. It happens in Corine, in the film Un monde plus grand - A Bigger Worldby director Fabienne Berthaud, presented at the 76th Venice Film Festival.