I don't know how this works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Which way is your brain wired?

This is so almost disturbing because I don't understand how this works: You can determine the way your brain is wired (left-side or right-side dominant) by looking at the picture below!!!!!

This silhouette of a lovely lady rotates clockwise or anti-clockwise, depends on how your brain is wired.

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/41127/

What seem to be happening that for some people the direction of rotation keeps changing..

3-Iron

This was such a surprising film! The previous film of Korean director Kim Ki-duk , "The Isle (Seom)", is still not letting me go but at the same time it is one of the most disturbing things to watch. I didn't quite expect something as romantic and out-wordly as "3-Iron" from the same director.



Title I feel that "3-iron" doesn't work the best for this film's title. Original tile, Bin-jip, is directly translated as "Empty Houses" which seems much more fitting.

Story A young, well-educated man spends his days travelling on a bike and living in the other people's houses whilst they are away (he pays by doing minor repairs and laundry). He meets a woman one day in one of the houses – she is silent and exquisitely beautiful. It is immediately clear that she is abused by her husband. This is the beginning of the story and at first everything seems more or less normal (but strange).. But by and by, when the film ended I didn't quite know what to make of it and many different theories and explanations were swarming in my head.

Directing/Cinematography/Music The film is gorgeous. One of the reasons I am a big fan of Korean cinema is that cinematographic teams there seem to have such a magic with colours and composition. Kim Ki-duk's films stand apart a little – they don't give me an impression that any special filter or computer technique was used. All colours look natural but on a whole a sense of haunting beauty is created, even in ordinary things. This is also magnified by the soundtrack that is so beautiful that it makes you cry.

I find one of the trivia facts absolutely amazing – the film was filmed in 16 days. This seems to be incredibly impressive and I if I didn't know this fact I would have thought that it took months of hard work to achieve the film's wonderful "life as a dream" feeling.

Music (and silence) play a huge part in the overall impression this films gives. Both main protagonists don't utter a word and this sets them apart, gives their relationship special meaning. And oh! I never thought that you can say so much without saying a word.

( Some of the images from 3-iron )