
Madam
Aug 14 2015
•1h 16m
•Romance, Drama
Ma-nim (Kim Jeong-ah-II) becomes a widow after her husband dies from sickness and she arrives at Bukgando to get remarried. Her new husband is a handsome and wealthy man but he is killed by a Japanese even before she spends a night with him. Ma-nim is alone in the big house once again. Everyone by her husband's side leaves and only the grandfather and slave named Bau are left behind. One day, Ma-nim notices that Bau has a way of staring at her and she is overcome by a strange feeling. She'd to oppress her desires as a woman because of her two short marriages and strict identity. Bau had never made love with a woman before but she didn't mind his gaze on her. The two of them start a forbidden love behind grandfather's back...
Cast
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Kim Jeong-ah
Madam (마님)
Kim Ji-hoon-VI
Bow (바우)

Dong Bang-woo
Grandpa (할아범)

Amy
Jeong-ah (정아)
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