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Deleted
Deleted
	Singaporean theatrical release poster
Chinese	越界
Literal meaning	"Out of bounds"
Hanyu Pinyin	Yuèjiè
Directed by	Ken Ng Lai Huat
Screenplay by	Stanley Lim; Lim Chin Siew;
Story by	Ken Ng Lai Huat; Zheng Geping;
Produced by	Keoh Chee Ang
Starring	Zheng Geping; Tien Hsin; Rosyam Nor; Vincent Ng; Fattah Amin; Zhu Houren; Henley Hii; Peter Davis; Brie Benfell; Marcio Sebsam; Jack Neo;
Cinematography	Jack Chen
Edited by	Heng Yin-chau; Iris Low;
Production; companies	8028 Holdings; Artistes Marketing Asia;
Distributed by	Clover Films (Singapore);
Release dates	15 September 2022 (Malaysia); 3 November 2022 (Singapore);
Running time	90 minutes
Countries	Singapore; Malaysia;
Languages	Mandarin; English; Malay; Thai;

Deleted (Chinese: 越界), titled Deleted: Akan Kujejak! in Malaysia, is a 2022 Singaporean-Malaysian action drama film directed by Ken Ng Lai Huat. Executive produced by Zheng Geping, the film follows Zhongyi, a former detective who sets about tracking down his kidnapped daughter and apprehend those responsible. The film stars Zheng, Tien Hsin, Rosyam Nor, Vincent Ng, Fattah Amin, Zhu Houren, Henley Hii, Malaysian mixed martial arts fighter Peter Davis, British boxer Brie Benfell, Malaysian-Brazilian fighter Marcio Sebsam and Jack Neo.^[1]^[2] It was released in Malaysia on 15 September 2022, and in Singapore on 3 November 2022.^[3]

Cast

Zheng Geping as Chia Zhongyi
Tien Hsin as Teh Shanshan
Rosyam Nor as Ali Yusof Bin Sulaiman
Vincent Ng as Vincent Yong
Fattah Amin as Mohd Aron Bin Ismail
Zhu Houren as Fan Dongtian (Four-Faced Buddha)
Henley Hii as Fan Mingkang (Saviour)
Charice Low as Hazel Chia Li May
Pablo Amirul as Bank
Peter Davis as Ghost
Brie Benfell as Fox
Marcio Sebsam as Tanker
Darwin as Bulldog
Mia Deen as Aisha Binti Ali Yusof
Fabian Loo as Fan Zhikang (Shawn)
Rayson Tan as Officer Su
Jack Neo as Wu Haisen
Paul Murray as Dr. Trump
Haoyu as Officer Hong
Wai Hoong as Kelvin Zhang
Frederick Lee as Officer Huang
Eric Chen as CID James

Production

The film was produced with the support of Malaysia's Ministry of Home Affairs and the National Strategic Office Council for Anti-Trafficking in Persons & Anti Smuggling of Migrants (NSO MAPO).^[4] Filming began in 2019, and post-production was completed in 2020. Theatrical release was delayed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[5]

Critical response

8 Days gave the film two out of five stars, criticizing its dialogue, casting and action sequences, adding that the film turns into an "accidental shriek-fest when Jack Neo turns up in a cameo".^[6]