Film Reviews Drama Romance 3-IRON (aka Bin Jip)
| 3-IRON (aka Bin Jip) |
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| Written by Cheryl Chia |
| Sunday, 28 December 2008 17:52 |
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With hardly any dialogue, 3-Iron
There, he discovers a lady suffering silently under her abusive husband. The young lad frees her from her misery when he takes her with him as he continues to live out of others' homes. 3-Iron is a rare gem of a movie. Quite unlike most typical soppy Korean films, this one manages to break free from the usual mould and works magic. The down-to-earth non-extravagant cinematography seems to work seamlessly here. Might be a tad deeper than your usual Saturday night movie, but then again, it's meant to make you think. |
| Last Updated on Thursday, 15 July 2010 01:23 |
shines nonetheless with it's simple but poignant plot. Set in Korea, it starts with a guy who roams about aimlessly, living in people's vacant homes.
He is no thief - instead he repairs broken appliances and even washes his laundry when occupying the various houses. His life changes when he breaks into the home of a wealthy man.More movie features
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