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Uncut Police 

A special unit called the Uncut Police is created and is tasked with stopping the censorship by any means necessary. Under the leadership of Mrs. Fulci, the Uncut Police cops—consisting of Joe, Umberto, and Dario—take up the fight against censored media. To finally put an end to the censorship, the three cops must track down and arrest the ominous Ilsa. She is known to reside in the Gray Zone, and on the way there, the three cops are confronted with vengeful martial arts fighters, shipments of heavily censored VHS tapes, kidnapped horror film directors, rare fish, and customers of censored media.
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A special unit called the Uncut Police is created and is tasked with stopping the censorship by any means necessary. Under the leadership of Mrs. Fulci, the Uncut Police cops—consisting of Joe, Umberto, and Dario—take up the fight against censored media. To finally put an end to the censorship, the three cops must track down and arrest the ominous Ilsa. She is known to reside in the Gray Zone, and on the way there, the three cops are confronted with vengeful martial arts fighters, shipments of heavily censored VHS tapes, kidnapped horror film directors, rare fish, and customers of censored media.

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Genre:Comedy, Action, Horror
Directed By:Waldemar Feifer
Written By:Waldemar Feifer
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Studio:Moral im Keller Produktion

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Waldemar Feifer

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Jan Kassel

Dario

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Sebastian Pfaff

Umberto

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