The Mongolian Navy: All at Sea (2001)

Mongolia has seven sailors, one of whom can swim. Their only vessel is an obsolete tug that hasn't been maintained for years. Cut adrift from their purpose by the collapse of communism, the now-privatized fleet is reduced to offering tourist trips on the remost lake that has been its home for generations. Quite a comedown from the 13th century, when Kublai Khan commanded the mightiest fleet in the world.
But in the distant capital, Mongolian's only qualified deep-sea navigator and the President of the Mongolian Sea-Lovers Association have come up with a visionary plan to revive their country's naval vigour...
In the land of horses, The Mongolian Navy: all at sea examines the glorious past, precarious prresent and ambitious future of the world's most landlocked country, all seen throught the surprisingly revealing lens of its navy. This documentary shows the seven sailors sturggling to keep their ship afloat to be not figure of fun, but passionate heroes cherishing a proud tradition.