The film "Black Comedy" tells the story of detective Du Qifeng (played by Wong Cho-lam), a short-statured officer who is often teased and bullied by his girlfriend, Angel (played by Kimmy Tong). This continues until he meets the devil Vinci, sells his soul to gain four wishes, and "reborns" amidst the bickering with Kimmy Tong. In the film, Kimmy Tong sets aside her "good girl" image to play three different character types—at times a "barbaric girlfriend" constantly beating up Wong Cho-lam; at times "sexy and bold," giving Wong Cho-lam plenty of romantic fortune; and finally, perhaps a pure-hearted little girl with the intelligence of a seven-year-old who deeply loves Wong Cho-lam. It is precisely this constant transformation of character interpretation by Kimmy Tong that makes the film full of hilarious moments and comedic effects.
Appearing in a comedy film once again, Kimmy Tong expressed that she is becoming increasingly addicted to filming comedy-filled works and hopes to continuously develop her comedic acting talent through these films. The quirky performance style of Kimmy Tong and a group of Hong Kong comedic actors is a major highlight of "Black Comedy."
