Salon Married Women

About This Movie

Salon Married Women is an intriguing exploration of desire and manipulation wrapped in an intimate setting. The film centers on Ye-won, a reserved salon owner, and her more vivacious friend So-jeong, as they concoct a scheme to entice young male visitors. The atmosphere is tinged with a subtle tension, and the pacing shifts from light-hearted banter to something darker as their plans unfold. The performances feel genuine, especially in their moments of vulnerability, which adds depth to the narrative. The practical effects are minimal but effective, allowing the characters’ dynamics to take center stage. It’s distinctive in how it plays with themes of female agency and the complexities of attraction, inviting viewers to ponder the blurred lines of friendship and ulterior motives.

Intimate character study · Explores female agency · Subtle tension between humor and darkness