Black Comedy 2014
Dive into the hilarious world of *Black Comedy (2014)*, a sharp Hong Kong comedy directed by Wilson Chin Kwok-Wai, where Detective Johnny Du's life takes a surreal turn.
Director: Wilson Chin Kwok-Wai
Cast
Wong Cho-Lam
Johnny Du
Chapman To Man-Chat
Devil Vincent
Kimmy Tong Fei
Angel, Juicy, QQ
Jim Chim Sui-Man
Angel Jim
Shirley Yeung Sze-Kei
April
Susan Shaw Yam-Yam
Mrs Devil
Bob Lam Shing-Ban
Killer Bob
Wilson Chin Kwok-Wai
Psycho
Benz Hui Siu-Hung
Inspector Wong
Jerry Koo Ming-Wah
Juicy's father
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Black Comedy (2014) about?
This comedy follows Detective Johnny Du, a talented but diminutive cop whose low self-esteem—fueled by his sassy girlfriend—dips even lower when celestial beings Vincent (the Devil Prince) and Jim (the Angel) take an interest in his soul. It's a zany blend of workplace struggles, relationship woes, and supernatural high jinks.
Who directed Black Comedy?
The film is directed by Wilson Chin Kwok-Wai, known for his knack for blending sharp humor with quirky storytelling in Hong Kong cinema.
Who stars in Black Comedy?
The lead cast includes Wong Cho-Lam as Detective Johnny Du, along with Chapman To, Kimmy Tong Fei, Jim Chim Sui-Man, and Shirley Yeung, delivering a mix of comedic and dramatic performances.
Is Black Comedy (2014) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Black Comedy (2014)* offers a fresh take on the genre with its supernatural angle and strong comedic performances. Fans of Hong Kong-style humor and underdog stories will likely find it entertaining, though it may not appeal to everyone due to its niche premise.
How long is Black Comedy?
The movie runs for 98 minutes, making it a perfect fit for a lighthearted evening watch.
About Black Comedy (2014) — A Hong Kong Comedy Where the Devil's in the Details
Dive into the hilarious world of *Black Comedy (2014)*, a sharp Hong Kong comedy directed by Wilson Chin Kwok-Wai, where Detective Johnny Du's life takes a surreal turn. Standing at just 5 feet 4 inches, Johnny faces daily humiliation from his domineering girlfriend Angel, crushing his confidence both at work and home. His struggles catch the attention of Vincent, the Devil Prince, and Jim, the Angel, who gamble over the fate of his soul—adding a devilish twist to his already chaotic life.
Packed with wit, supernatural antics, and the quirks of city life, this comedy blends the absurd with the relatable. Wong Cho-Lam shines as the underdog detective, while Chapman To and Kimmy Tong Fei bring their signature comedic energy to the cast. With its fast-paced humor and heartfelt moments, *Black Comedy (2014)* is a laugh-out-loud ride that keeps you guessing until the very end.
