Desolation Row (Censored Version)
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In a corrupt world in which the government has completely taken over the lives of the average citizens, three hit men are hired to kill an unknown man.
Amidst the chaos of the country, a Resistance hides in the underground of Detroit, Michigan, where everything starts, as they wait patiently and aggressively for the day that they can regain their freedom. The police have the ultimate power in what people do, however, and they try everything they can to kill off every single person that has traits of rebellion.
Meanwhile, the mass media covers up everything that goes and and fuels the citizens, turning them against each other to hide the projects that are being experimented right in front of their eyes...
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