Bin-Jip
I just saw another movie by Kim Ki-Duk, one of Koreas finest (along with Chan-Wook Park), Bin-Jip (meaning 3-iron). It was an absolutely stunning film. It's a very unusual and touching love story, with almost no dialogue. It's extremely funny actually in a quirky sort of way, and at the same time somewhat tragic.
This film did for golfballs, what The Isle did for fishhooks, if that makes any meaning to you. If not you'll just have to see them, you won't regret it. And will you'r at it see Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...and Spring also by Ki-Duk, his best so far in my opinion.
3 comments:
Hvad med Samaria (Samaritan Girl)? Har du set den? Ellers kan den også klart anbefales.
Nope, også Kim Ki-Duk? Han har vist lavet flere film som ikke er blevet udgivet i vesten, men de kan nok skaffes på anden vis...
Jeps ogs Kim Ki-Duk - lige som Tomme Huse, nu vi er i gan. Filmen handler om to piger, der forsøger at skaffe penge til at rejse til Europa, ved at den ene prostituerer sig, mens den anden sørge for at skaffe kunder!
Tror faktisk den kan lånes på Det danske filminstitut, men der er måske andre måder der går lidt hurtigere.
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