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3-Iron

2004 · Movie · R · 88 min

7.8(1,280)unSUB Rating

DramaRomanceCrime

A quiet drifter moves through empty homes while the owners are away, quietly repaying them through chores. His routine shifts when he finds a woman trapped in an unhappy marriage, and their connection grows without the need for spoken words.

Also known as Empty Houses · Three Iron

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Details
Original title
빈집
Years
2004
Release date
2004-10-15
Language
Korean
Rated
R
Runtime
88 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.8/10 (1,280 votes)
About

Choose this if you enjoy a quiet, poetic romance built on gestures and atmosphere rather than dialogue; Not for you if you want talk-heavy storytelling or clearer explanations, especially compared with The Bow or Time.

Pros: minimal dialogue; poetic atmosphere; slow-burn romance | Cons: pacing can feel slow; some find it confusing; tone shifts may unsettle

Themes

  • prison
  • jealousy
  • husband wife relationship
  • love of one's life
  • love triangle
  • mannequin
  • burglar
  • violent husband
  • golf

Awards & recognition

  • European Film AwardBest Non-European Film · 2004 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Lee Seung-yun

    Lee Seung-yun

    as Sun-hwa

  • Jae Hee

    Jae Hee

    as Tae-suk

  • KH

    Kwon Hyuk-ho

    as Min-gyu

  • Ju Jin-mo

    Ju Jin-mo

    as Detective Jo

  • CJ

    Choi Jeong-ho

    as Jailor

  • LJ

    Lee Ju-seok

    as Son of Old Man

  • Lee Joo-suk

    Lee Joo-suk

    as Son of Old Man

  • Lee Mi-rye

    Lee Mi-rye

    as Daughter-in-law of Old Man

  • MS

    Moon Sung-hyuk

    as Sung-hyuk

  • Park Ji-a

    Park Ji-a

    as Jee-ah

Directed by Kim Ki-duk