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18th(2016)



Hair Salon

KOO Ji-hyun

  • Korea
  • 2015
  • 26min
  • HD
  • color
  • Fiction

Growth/Independence Labor

SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS

Ji-he and Min-kyung, both currently working as a
 hair salon assistant, want to do a kid\'s haircut. Of
 course, it\'s just their luck that the customer\'s coat
 decides to disappear on the same day, of all days.


Program Note

Ji-hye and Min-kyung, who have worked in
 a hair salon as assistants for about three years, are competing with each other
 for the job of being in charge of kids¡¯ haircutting under the suggestion of the
 hair salon owner. Ji-hye is constantly bothered by her same-age competitor
 Min-kyung and gets anxious wanting to be the one who does kids¡¯ haircuts. She
 feels that simply doing the job at her assigned workspace is not enough, and
 she keenly observes the atmosphere and power dynamics of the hair salon in
 hopes of seizing any opportunity that she can use to her advantage. After
 numerous and endless approaches and efforts, Ji-hye gets to do kids¡¯ haircuts,
 but she feels uncomfortable rather than being happy about her achievement. The
 film does a great job portraying the work and every day sentiments of
 20-somethings, who have too many obstacles to overcome to simply be comforted
 by the mere words, ¡°Fight on youth!¡± [KANG Ba-da] 



 

PROGRAM NOTE

SYNOPSIS

Ji-he and Min-kyung, both currently working as a
 hair salon assistant, want to do a kid\'s haircut. Of
 course, it\'s just their luck that the customer\'s coat
 decides to disappear on the same day, of all days.


Program Note

Ji-hye and Min-kyung, who have worked in
 a hair salon as assistants for about three years, are competing with each other
 for the job of being in charge of kids¡¯ haircutting under the suggestion of the
 hair salon owner. Ji-hye is constantly bothered by her same-age competitor
 Min-kyung and gets anxious wanting to be the one who does kids¡¯ haircuts. She
 feels that simply doing the job at her assigned workspace is not enough, and
 she keenly observes the atmosphere and power dynamics of the hair salon in
 hopes of seizing any opportunity that she can use to her advantage. After
 numerous and endless approaches and efforts, Ji-hye gets to do kids¡¯ haircuts,
 but she feels uncomfortable rather than being happy about her achievement. The
 film does a great job portraying the work and every day sentiments of
 20-somethings, who have too many obstacles to overcome to simply be comforted
 by the mere words, ¡°Fight on youth!¡± [KANG Ba-da] 



 

Director

  • KOO Ji-hyunKOO Ji-hyun

    Born in 1989. She is a graduate student in Filmmaking at Korea National University of Arts. She directed Recess (2014), Madam (2016) andHair Salon (2016).

Credit

  • Producer¿À¼¼¹Î OH Sae-min
  • Cast ¾ÈÀºÁø AHN Eun-jin ÀÓ¼Ò¶ó LIM So-ra ½ÅÇý°æ SHIN Hye-kyung
  • Screenwriter ±¸ÁöÇö KOO Ji-hyun
  • Cinematography Á¤¿¬¿í JUNG Yeon-ok
  • Art director ±è¿µ¹Î KIM Young-min
  • Editor Á¤ÁöÀ± JUNG Ji-yoon
  • Music ±èÈ°ºó KIM Hwal-bin
  • Sound °³È­¸¸¹ß Gaehwamanbal Studio