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AKA: Binjip
Directed by: Kim Ki-duk
Starring: Jae Hee (Man), Lee Seung-yeon (Woman), Kwon Hyuk-ho (Husband)
Country: South Korea; Effed Up Asian Films
Language: Korean (Eng subs); Effed Up Korean Films
Runtime: 01:27:51
Genres: Voyeur, Misc Paraphilias, Infidelity
Plot – Spoilers:
A relatively sober work from the master of effed up Korean cinema, Kim Ki-duk. Sober only superficially, because it still carries all the weirdness you’d expect from his work.
A young man goes around sticking flyers on doors while riding a BMW bike because that’s not his job. It’s how he passes his time. He returns the next day and breaks into the houses where flyers have not been removed. Takes a shit, has a shower, cooks himself a meal, tidies up the place, washes clothes by hand and repairs anything that’s broken. Finally, a selfie with photos of the people living there makes him a part of their home and lives. Then he leaves.
In one such house, he doesn’t notice a woman who’s been locked in and moping, following a fight with her husband that has left her bruised. When she finally makes her presence known to the intruder, it isn’t hostile but silent and one of kinship. The two don’t speak a word to each other, yet understand that they already shared a kinship that had formed even before they’d met. One perhaps of emptiness, but certainly of social class. So she joins him on his daily routine.
3-Iron is another work of wonder from Kim Ki-duk about filling your emptiness with passive intrusions into the world where you are in control of what you take and seek from it. But maybe also a metaphysical angle about freeing yourself from the clutches of your economic and social status or simply your physical body.
One of my favs ❤
i ran over my wifes cat and told her it was an accident
❤️❤️❤️
sand wedge would have been better
my favorite movie, glad to see it is uploaded here
I went into 3-Iron expecting something “effed up” in the usual sense. Instead, I got a quiet, strange, and surprisingly gentle film. On the surface, it almost feels absurd — a man breaks into empty houses, not to steal, but to live in them briefly, cleaning and fixing things before moving on. What starts off feeling quirky quickly reveals itself as something more deliberate: a meditation on presence without ownership.
The lack of dialogue isn’t a gimmick — it’s central to the film’s power. Language is usually where control and ego live, and 3-Iron strips that away. When the woman enters the story, she isn’t “saved” or rescued — she chooses. Their connection is built through shared routines and silence rather than words, creating an intimacy that exists without domination or possession. The violence that appears later is unsettling not because it’s graphic, but because it’s ordinary and humiliating, standing in stark contrast to the calm of unoccupied spaces.
The film ultimately feels like a progression from escape, to resistance, and finally to vanishing. The idea of invisibility isn’t meant to be taken literally, but psychologically — a refusal to assert ego or demand recognition in a world structured around control. That’s probably why it unsettles some people. Not because it’s extreme, but because it quietly asks what’s left when you stop performing identity. For me, it wasn’t “effed up” — just quietly radical, and lingering in the best way.
this was a beautifully fucked up movie
this world needs more light in it, thanks for bringing me good cheer guys. also i just turned 18! if anyone wants my nudes hit me up(not steve obviously, finally free of him)
Jae Hee is pretty sexy. I see no other reason to watch this artsy-fartsy boring bullshit with the occasional pretty shot other than to look at the handsome actor
An interesting film. but I wonder what the director wanted to say. That this wife was the victim (as usual )of a rich husband ? the young man was a retard that wanted to free her? only idiots try to save women? I liked the ending scene , the wife kissing the young man behind the husbands back.
It might take a particular mood, cause it is a straight forward romance, but still worth watching. Love is dead, though weird is always entertaining. Then again, I’ll watch anything with culture.
Merry Christmas everyone. Hopefully no one gets a lump of Cole which is equivalent to a lump of shit.
My top 50 on EUM update. Not included are super well known films like “The Exorcist,” “A Clockwork Orange,” “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” “A Serbian Film,” “Carrie,” etc. even though they are wonderful films. It starts with my top 10 then the rest are in no particular order. 1, 7 Days (2010) 2. Alleluia (2014) 3. Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead (2007) 4. Buoyancy (2019) 5. Dogs Don’t Wear Pants (2019) 6. The Golden Glove (2019) 7. Henry 2: Portrait of a Serial Killer – Mask of Sanity (1996) 8. The Painted Bird (2019) 9. Strella (2009) 10. Suntan (2016) 11. Der Nachtmahr (2015) 12. Basket Case 1 (1982) 13. Euthanizer (2017) 14. Eyes Of My Mother (2016) 15. Hated: GG Allin & The Murder Junkies (1993) 16. The Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael (2005) 17. Halley (2012) 18. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986) 19. Antares (2004) 20. Honeymoon (2014) 21. Hope (2013) 22. Identity (2003) 23. Beast (2017) 24. Inside (2007) 25. Lilya 4-ever (2002) 26. Piano Teacher (2001) 27. The Machinist (2004) 28. Miss Violence (2013) 29. Antichrist (2009) 30. No Child of Mine (1997) 31. Nobody Knows (2004) 32. Orozco The Embalmer (2001) 33. Baise-moi (2000) 34. Cargo 200 (2007) 35. Princess (2014) 36. Profane (2011) 37. Tiresia (2003) 38. Counter Investigation (2007) 39. The Snowtown Murders (2011) 40. Calvaire (2004) 41. Dead Man’s Shoes (2004) 42. Thanatomorphose (2012) 43. Thief Or Reality (2001) 44. Triangle (2009) 45. Variety (1983) 46. Granny’s… Read more »
Thanks EUM for other work from Kimduk. i vaguely remember watching this long ago also
This straight a oedipus but the son reunited with the father in such symbolically speaking.
Hey OMH. Did I scare you away. Why didn’t you write a proper review. Lemme do it for you. Here is OMH’s unpublished review that I stole from his mama’s laptop. I usually don’t understand Asian movies so I try and derail them because I can’t ever stfu and have to give my opinion on any and all. An Asian man maybe Japanese is a thief. He breaks into houses while pretending to work for a pizza delivery house. He’s obviously a successful thief because he has an impressive motorbike that turned me on a bit. He returns to his home after a successful theft and there are boring scenes of him washing clothes and doing other shit. Dunno what was the purpose of showing all that. It was frankly boring and I fell asleep midway. I got up to take a piss and there was this other woman in his house. Was she another thief? Frankly I didn’t care much to know and just sat through it to finish it. There’s something about the police catching these two thieve but letting the woman go which is a state of the world today where BLM and feminism have ruined everything. That was the only part in the movie that made any sense. And for that I give it a cunt’s hair over 2. If you want to watch a funny Asian movie, you should see Memories of The Murder which is on this site. Two goofy cops do some geat… Read more »
So I was in Tescos and I was surprised because I saw the guy who ghosted me in Tinder. You see this guy, we chatted for around 6 months and we did not even see each other.
It was interesting enough. But towards the end I think the “ghost” behaviour felt kind of out of place.
Love story with a real artsy-fartsy quality to it. I have to admit that the natural lighting was brilliant. 1 star. I thought this one was not fucked up at all and just straight up sucked. I’d be curious to hear from people who thought this was fabulous.
2/10 only because I pictured Jae as me and Lee as a little boy.