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Genden Sangijav was born in 1919 in Övörkhangai. He starts as an actor of National Theater between 1939 and 1944 before becoming stage director. In 1973, he is promoted director of National Theater of Young Children in Ulan Bator. Along his theater career, he directed several long features. He is promoted Artist of People a few months before his death in 1981.
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- Exodus (1968) as Dambadorj monk
- A Messenger of the People (1959) Cast
- To My Father in Ulaаnbaatar (1961) as Old man
- The Awakening (1957) Director
- The Spouse (1975) as Dendev
- The story of Bushkhuu (1979) as Tamsar King
- Echo of the Steppe (1970) as Dorj
- Grey Skies Are Going to Clear Up (1978) as Sundev
- Meddlesome (1964) Cast
- What Obsticles Are Becoming for Us? (1956) as Dalantai
- People's Khatanbaatar (1981) as Chief herald
- Khatanbaatar (1981) as Chief herald
- Rejected Girl (1961) as lama Lovon
- Greedy's Loss (1964) Director
- Inundation (1967) as Bold
- Dawn (1968) as The old man in the market
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