One take, 1.9km: Adrian Teh’s ‘Chelot’ enters Malaysia Book of Records for longest action sequence (opens original article in a new tab)

The action film Chelot has entered the Malaysia Book of Records for its 1.9km single-take sequence, which took 150 days of preparation and 60 hours of rehearsals to complete.

• Chelot set a record for the longest single-take action sequence in Malaysian cinema at 1.9km.
• The sequence required 300 crew members, 150 days of preparation, and 60 hours of rehearsals.
• Director Adrian Teh returned to the action genre after exploring other styles in previous projects.