Madam 2015 Hdr-korean-kim Jeong Updated Direct

If you enjoyed the atmospheric tension of films like The Handmaiden (2016) or the historical eroticism of A Frozen Flower (2008), Madam offers a more intimate, focused look at similar themes of suppressed desire and social defiance. Madam (2015) directed by Kim Gwang-joong - Letterboxd

The film's tension rests on the "forbidden love" between the Madam and her servant, Bau (played by Kim Ji-hoon-VI). Madam 2015 HDR-Korean-Kim Jeong

The film shifts into cat-and-mouse. Madam stages a “suicide” of one target’s wife, frames another for embezzlement, and plants a wiretap in the chaebol’s yacht. A subplot introduces Detective Soo-jin (the film’s only sympathetic male figure), who suspects Madam but slowly uncovers her past: her father was a small-business owner driven to death by these four men’s land-development scheme. If you enjoyed the atmospheric tension of films