3-Iron (2004, Kim Ki-Duk)

I liked this a lot but don't have a lot to say about it, in part because I think this is a film where going in blank is best. It has a very mystical quality to it which is really nice, and the protaganists are interesting and a bit off but in a good way. The closing scenes are absolutely amazing. Now I'm even more bummed I missed out on seeing Spring Summer Fall etc last year. Highly recommended, this is probably my second favorite film from the festival to this point.