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That should be them. Ask them for the code word.

Right away.

White-Blue here requesting identification.

I repeat, this is White-Blue.

I repeat, this is White-Blue.

Requesting identification. Reply.

Relax, it's us.

'Long live the dummy.' We're on our way.

Standby, over.

Everything in order, commander.

Good.

- Okay, let's go! - Grab it, grab it!

Everything okay?

Hey, Luca, we're finished.

Okay.

Everything's okay. See you at the next shipment.

The police boat!

It's coming straight for us guys!

Someone must've snitched!

This isn't a coincidence, someone tipped them off!

Hurry, let's move!

Stay close to them and let's pray...

Maybe they'll run out of fuel or they blow an engine.

Or have an attack of delirium tremens.

Maybe we'll catch one of the boats, even if it's empty!

- It's better than nothing. - Let's hope so.

Everybody, listen up!

We're gonna give it everything we got, okay? Show them a bit of Gymkhana.

Peppino, go towards Procida.

Salvatore, you go to Ischia.

And Nico, Sorrento.

And for Christ sake, do it fast!

The rest of you - scatter.

Keep zigzagging and try to make as much chaos as you can.

They're doing their usual game to try and trick us.

Only three of them are full, the rest are all empty.

Stay behind the boats that are floating lower in the water.

Follow that one!

Come on, we've got you.

Our plan didn't work this time.

Go, Luca, go!

We're not going to make it,

they keep getting closer.

There's just one thing left to do now, Luca.

Jesus!

Looks like he really did have an attack of delirium tremens.

Get closer...

Let's see what we can recover.

Come on, come on...

Now they've got something else to think about!

Captain!

Rubber dummies...

They really screwed us over this time

We've got to admit it.

That's a great trick!

I didn't even know about it.

My robe!

My robe!

My lord called for me...

I'm the luckiest man in Naples.

I have the best girlfriend.

Don't tease me.

No.

Luca, no...

Come on!

Adele.

Where are you going?

No!

Luca, no. We can't.

Come on, no!

It's not the right moment, come on.

Let it ring.

There's Uncle Michele on the telephone. He said he wants to speak with you.

What are you doing here?

Aren't you supposed to be in school?

The nursery is on strike today.

You didn't give me any time to tell you.

Hello?

Now, you finish getting ready and come with me.

Oy, Michele!

Hey, Michele!

You'll never be able to speak Neapolitan.

Scaredy cat!

Be quite you red neck!

- You think because you're my big brother- - Thank him for the roses!

- Adele says to thank you for the roses. - They were beautiful.

- Please can I talk to Uncle Michele? - She says they were very beautiful.

Why don't the two of you just speak on the phone?

- I want to talk to Uncle Michele. - Your nephew wants to speak to you, okay?

Here.

Uncle Michele, hello! I'm Francuccio.

Francuccio, my boy!

Guess what I got you?

A new horse!

Go, Eritreo!

Bravo! Come on Eritreo!

Mickey, how much?

Two and seven.

You want to sell him to me?

Are you out of your mind? Not even for a hundred million.

A hundred million!

You get it. Eritreo is like Francuccio to me.

It's as if you'd asked to buy my nephew.

Come on now. I don't care about your horse.

- I already got Bijou. - Bijou?

What's Bijou good for? Turn him into glue...

Glue, huh? You'll notice Bijou...

Just you wait until the Mediterranean Cup next Sunday.

Then we'll see who wins.

- Bye Mickey. - Bye Capece.

Bye, Francuccio. Signora. Bye, Luca.

Bye.

Capece!

I'd stay away from the track!

Look after yourself and take care of that ulcer you got!

I was expecting that. And I don't have ulcers...

I give them to everybody else.

Hey, how things hanging there?

Hi, Sciarrino.

- Beautiful! - Come here!

- Look at him! - Come here, next to me.

Uncle, can I please ride Eritreo?

But Eritreo still all sweaty, Francuccio.

- Yes, but... - But I tell you what we'll do...

You go over and help Pasqualino brush him down and dry him off.

What do you think?

Pasqualino! Pasqualino!

Yeah, boss?

- Take Francuccio here. - Pasqualino...

Keep an eye on him!

Eritreo is a bit tired now...

Let's unhook him, get him into the stable and give him a good rub down?

- Okay? - Okay.

He can't stay sweaty, or else he'll get cold...

Poor him!

I think it would be better if I went too.

Francuccio, alone, could set someone's head on fire.

Yeah, that's a good idea.

- Francuccio! Francuccio! - Yes, mum!

Did you see him?

Who, Sciarrino?

Yeah, him.

The cops knew the day, time, and place.

Somebody snitched on us.

Somebody who wants to take over the whole operation.

Sciarrino?

He wants to do business with his own people.

Are you sure?

You know how much money we lost in that mess?

- Two hundred million, minimum. - Precisely.

We'll have to talk to Perlante?

We must - tonight.

Okay.

- Tonight. - Sciarrino...

So, you have to go out with Michele tonight?

No, no, no. I can't back out now.

He's my brother.

And I'm your wife!

Let's not have these kind of trivial conversations Luca.

Don't make me feel like the nagging wife.

It was all so different in Milan.

Sure, in Milan...

'It was all so different in Milan.'

We were starving in Milan, don't you remember?

No, we never went hungry in Milan.

It's true that they closed the factory.

And it's true, you were left jobless.

But it was as hard for you, as it was for everyone else.

Perhaps it was a little difficult in the beginning.

But then...

'Then'? Then what?

Who knows.

We never had time to find out.

You rushed down here straight away

to Michele.

That's right. To Michele.

Because Michele was like a father to me.

Practically brought me up since I was this high.

He sent me up north. He made me study.

He looked after me, he supported me.

And who the hell would I be if it wasn't for Michele?

Why, who the hell do you think you are now?

You're a smuggler, that's what you are.

You risk your life everyday.

All so you can have these wonderful paintings on the walls.

Who has wonderful furniture.

And a marriage that's falling apart!

Hey.

Perlante, may I have a word?

Take them to the table. I'll join you shortly.

Here you go.

Thanks.

Well, then. Family men...

What are you doing here?

One moment - introductions!

That's Luisa, she's Neapolitan.

War widow. Top quality.

No one else makes moves like her in bed.

She's an expert.

Alfonsino.

Ursul...

German, and a total knockout.

Michele and Luca Ajello.

Perlante.

Can we have a quick word?

Sure, go ahead. Want something to drink?

I want a whiskey. Double.

Just a quick word...

in private.

Am I making myself clear?

I got it.

Alfonsino, Ursul - see to it that they get their drinks. Go!

Luisa stop being a bitch.

Who are you kidding, Luca knows...

We all know that you like him.

Come on, get up.

And go to your friend, the DJ.

Tell him to put something more relaxed on.

Because, as you lot say...

He's doing our head in.

Go.

Bye.

Now then, what is it?

Sciarrino.

Michele, you know how serious this accusation is.

I know. I know it's heavy.

I'm not 100% sure yet.

But...

These boys you've sent out.

When will they be able to tell us something?

Pretty soon. Maybe tomorrow.

Today.

You're right. Today.

All right.

Before making any final decisions...

Let's wait.

What do you think, Luca?

Fine, let's wait.

But if we don't have a confirmation, by today... No thank you.

...That he's the snitch.

Then what do we do?

Huh?

What should we do?

Are we going to stop all the boats indefinitely?

Perlante, we've lost two hundred million.

Plus a speed boat that sunk.

When's the next load?

The 29th.

And I have it on the 26th.

Can you believe...

All for these bastards.

What does this Sciarrino want?

What's Sciarrino up to?

All we can do is wait.

I don't know, I think he underestimated it.

No. Don't underestimate him. He's got brains.

He's cunning.

Who the hell's that?

Yes, hello?

What?

I'll be right over.

- What's going on? - Eritreo.

They burned the stable.

Sciarrino... Watch out!

Oh, Christ, no!

Just go straight through, ignore them.

Faster!

They're going to shoot us!

I know Sergeant, I was speeding. I was in a hurry.

Please forgive me.

I have an emergency...

No! No! No!

Michele...

Your silence is useless.

I told you everything I know.

Read it back, please.

As we came out of the curve

we found a car parked in the middle of the street, my brother got out.

Two men from inside the other car got out

shot him, and then they escaped.

Do you confirm this version?

Yes.

What else can you tell us? What kind of car was it?

How were the two men dressed?

What did they look like? What colour hair do they have?

No.

Can you at least tell us

if there's anyone who would want the death of your brother?

No.

So, you have nothing else to add to the deposition?

Before making the final report?

No.

Ajello, I can have you arrested for withholding evidence.

Alfonsino, let's go for a spin.

Luca, words in these situations are useless.

Michele was like a brother to me too.

Who do you suspect?

Yes, Sciarrino.

Luca, relax, and listen to me.

After the funeral...

take your family, and leave for a while.

Go on holiday?

No... No.

Let the dust settle, trust me.

Trust your friend.

If Sciarrino is behind this I'll see to it.

No.

Funeral in the sea.

It's very impressive.

Yes. Very impressive.

We send to you, oh Lord, the faithful soul of our brother Michele.

Having left this world to rejoin you in Paradise.

We beg you, in your great wisdom, to forgive his sins

and give him peace.

In the name of the Father.

The Son and the Holy Spirit.

- Amen. - Amen.

There they are, you've got all the heads of smugglers from around the gulf.

All the bosses of the boats.

Perlante from the North.

Young and ambitious, a playboy. A rising star.

Abatte. They call him 'The Priest'.

Bigoted and cruel.

Old generation,

still ruling with an iron fist.

Murolo. Middle generation.

A paralysed wife he adores

after an attempted murder.

Secure, unshakable.

'A star at the peak of his splendour'.

He feels both love and guilt towards his wife.

Altogether, reunited.

If we sent a police boat over, we'd have them all in one go.

And then they'd probably all go free for lack of proof, as usual.

Let's not even go there.

Exactly.

You know what?

I bet they got saints in Paradise. That's what it is.

Probably a bit lower...

Yes, a little lower too.

We loved Michele very much.

Thank you.

And Francuccio?

Capece took him away to distract him a little.

To the hippodrome?

Yes.

Why'd you let him go like that?

Don't worry about it now.

Come on over later to my place. I want to have a word with you.

Hi mummy, hi daddy!

- Hi darling. - Well done!

Are you a little more relaxed now?

Yes. Yes, a bit.

But it was still a risk to let him come here.

Nothing was going to happen with Capece with him.

Luca!

Luca.

The doctor said we should try and distract him as much as possible.

So tonight, even though we don't feel up for it

we should take him to the cinema.

To see a western with lots of horses.

Alright?

No.

I can't tonight, I have something I need to do.

Luca, enough.

He was my brother.

What do you want?

Revenge?

Do you also want to be killed?

He was my brother.

Don't worry, Don Sciarrino.

This horse is like a train, he's getting better.

When he's ready, we'll let him loose, and he'll make a bang!

Let's see.

There are only a few days left, don't be scared.

- Let's hope so. - You'll see on the day of the race.

Luca, don't!

I'll cross the finish line before everyone else by a long shot!

My respects, Don Sciarrino.

Yeah, see you later.

Daddy, daddy! I held the reins!

- Mummy, I drove the horse. - Well done Francuccio.

- Please can I do it again? - Francuccio is a real champion!

He's a natural jockey.

Thank you Capece.

Bye Eritreo, oh wait... You're not Eritreo.

You're Bijou.

Eritreo's in the sky with Uncle Michele.

Right, Mummy?

Afternoon, Signora.

Bye, Francuccio. bye, Luca.

- Bye, will you take me again? - Bye, Capece.

Come on.

No Luca, I...

I can't take it anymore.

I thought it was all over...

Instead you...

I think it would be better if we separate for a little while.

Tonight me and Francuccio will stay at my father's place.

And first thing tomorrow, I'll come and pick up a few things.

Perhaps it's better for us all.

This can't end in such a shitty way in such a shitty place!

Luca!

Please, say something.

No.

Luca!

Luca!

Luca!

Luca!

Luca.

Come here. Come here.

Come here.

What is it?

Even though I'm no longer part of the boat crew

I'll never forget what Michele did for me.

- You know what I mean? - Okay, sure.

But what about that information you had for me?

What is it?

I know where all these wretches are.

Those sons of bitches that killed your brother.

I have them all written down.

Here.

Now go, go away. This is a very dangerous situation.

Now, go on, beat it!

Stay right there.

How did you get in?

What do you want?

Son of a bitch.

Michele never deserved that miserable death you brought upon him.

- Me? - Yes, you.

Listen up, you bastard.

You've got it all wrong.

I had nothing to do with the death of your brother.

You're right, there was no love between him and me.

But I respected him.

And I would never have wanted to kill him, never.

Is that how it is, huh?

Then explain to me. Explain to me.

Explain to me why one of your men

killed the guard at the sulphur pits.

After having spoken to me. Tell me!

Apologies Don Sciarrino...

He'd tricked me, but not for long.

Bastard. If everything you said were true.

I'd kill you too.

I already told you, I had nothing to do with Michele's death.

And this bastard here...

Looks like he was moonlighting for another boss.

He deserved to end up like this.

And you, listen up.

If you really want to vindicate your brother

you need to take a look at the people around you.

Right here in Naples.

Many things are changing.

Too many things!

Now there isn't only the fixed horse races.

The contraband.

And the girls in the street that we send out.

Yeah, so what does it have to do with me?

Just that there's something much worse.

Much worse.

And you don't get any of this.

Idiot!

Luca, are you here?

Oh, my God!

Luca!

Luca.

You're alive.

My God.

You're alive!

What a mess.

But they've brought some who were much worse.

See you soon Madam.

I hope not too soon, doctor.

Your good friend the doctor wanted three hundred thousand lira.

Yeah, I know, but he's trustworthy.

Trustworthy, maybe.

But a thief.

Speaking of...

Didn't you say you were going to leave me?

Not me. Why?

Oh, nothing.

I must have heard badly.

Luca Ajello what do you think you're doing.

- But I want to get up. - No. No.

The doctor said I didn't have any broken bones.

And what about all that blood you lost yesterday?

God. You looked like a decapitated chicken when I found you.

Do you want something?

A cigarette. Would you get me one?

Look at this jacket.

You better throw this away.

Better the jacket.

What is this?

Do you need it?

No, it's nothing.

And so Sciarrino didn't do it?

No.

Luca, don't you think you'd be better off if you told the police everything?

Hey, where's the kid?

He went with my father to the cinema.

Oh, I've got to go and get them.

- Bye. - Bye.

Why did you kill Michele?

Why?

I don't know you. I don't know anything.

You know who I am.

You shot at me from the car.

Who wanted my brother dead?

The Marsigliese.

Marsigliese?

Tell me, who is that?

Who is he? What the fuck does he want?

Say it!

The Marsigliese?

You didn't get any more out of him?

No, no, nothing else. Just the Marsigliese.

Have you ever heard of him?

Yeah, I heard Abad speaking about him.

But I thought he was still in jail in France.

Oh, yeah...

Yeah, his real name is Francois Jacquen, but everyone knows him as the Marsigliese.

Is he in cigarettes?

No.

No, he's not in cigarettes. He's in drugs.

We can almost double the dose.

This is Ingrid. She just arrived from Frankfurt.

Finally, I get to meet you.

You're better than what I imagined.

And so are you.

It's very good, your perfume. What is it?

It's wild musk.

There's an artist in Paris who makes it just for me.

Where's the toilet?

Pure as can be.

And where is the rest?

In a safe place.

You can send for it.

That's what I like to hear.

Trust is everything in the world of business.

Good girl.

What's up?

- Here they are - Come on...

What's wrong?

How much more do you have?

Around fifty thousand doses.

Fifty thousand...

Not bad.

No! No!

Whore.

Fifty thousand...

With that crap?

It's half bicarbonate.

What do you think in Frankfurt?

That we're all complete idiots here?

You still haven't understood that we're for real.

We're very serious.

SUNDAY 9TH MARCH, 8:35AM, CHURCH OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE.

The body of Christ.

The body of Christ.

The body of Christ.

The body of Christ.

The body of Christ.

SUNDAY 9TH MARCH, 1:33 PM, MUROLO HOUSEHOLD.

Clara.

Clara!

Clara.

I found the sfogliatelle but there were only eight of them.

Do you think they'll be...

Clara, Clara...

Oh my God, no!

Oh, Clara! Clara!

Oh my God!

SUNDAY 9TH MARCH, 3:45PM, AVERSA HIPPODROME.

Yeah! You got it! Go, Bijou!

Come on!

Come on! Come on!

Go, Bijou!

Bijou won! Bijou wo-

SUNDAY 9TH MARCH, 11:10pm, PERLANTE HOUSE.

How come we didn't go dancing tonight?

What should we do?

Kids, tomorrow morning I've got an appointment. Early.

So have a drink, then off to bed.

Alone.

How exciting.

Actually, no...

You're going alone.

But Ursula...

Wants to treat herself...

With you Alfonsino...

No, come on...

I don't like these kind of jokes.

So it's true. What's the saying in Naples?

Fag? Are you a fag?

No, no, that's not true.

Then prove it to us.

- Then Ursula will tell us about it - Yes, yes...

Yes go on Ursula, show him a good time.

What's this about?

No, please, I really don't feel like...

No, get dressed. Please. No, no! I don't want.

Take off the jacket.

- Take off the jacket. - No, please! Let me go.

I don't want to.

Go for it...

Go Ursula, come on.

Miene Liebe...

Take off the tie! Take it off.

Leave me alone.

Stop it!

Like that! Take off his shirt!

Ursula! Take off his shirt!

Let me go, this isn't fun.

His pants! Get rid of them!

No! Not the pants! Please, no, I'm too embarrassed.

Take him to my bedroom, at once!

No, I don't want to go!

Let me go! Perlante why are you making me do this?

Let me go. Perlante!

Perlante, I don't want to! No!

Four...

Tarantino!

Tarantino!

Now what's happened?

Another bomb. At Perlante's house.

Will you go and take a look? I've got other things to deal with.

And try to keep the assistant prosecutor calm, please?

- Right, I'm on it. - Bye.

- Shine the light over here. - Yes.

- That's it. I'm done. - Right, take her away.

Hey, give me some light over here.

The rest of you, when you've finished the search, return to the station.

Okay, you can take him too.

Take the man away too.

And that's four... What a Sunday.

Well, as long as they keep killing themselves, it's fine with me.

These incidents are becoming a disappointment.

Not just here, but in Rome and Milan too.

Italy is starting to look like America in the thirties.

Poor Alfonsino.

Died like a dog.

He was always faithful to me.

Captain!

What was it this time?

Percussion bomb

hidden under the mattress.

Technology will has been the ruin of us.

Now tell me, Mr. Perlante...

This Mr. Alfonso... this man you trusted so much

Tell me why he was found with a young lady in your bed?

Well, it's rather obvious, I'd say.

Yes, of course.

Perlante, let's be realistic, alright?

It began with Michele Ajello.

Today, Abatte, Capece, and Murolo.

And it's your turn right now.

Well, we're not sure of that.

Okay, I agree, they killed Alfonso and this poor girl.

But the victim should have been him, though.

My friend, it's clear this bombing...

Doesn't speak Neapolitan.

There's somebody else behind it.

Now, feel like collaborating?

We're not talking about cigarette contraband anymore.

Aw, come on.

Excuse me?

Are you implying that I'm in contraband?

It's a calumny, you know that?

How is this? They try to kill me!

And you have the courage to throw around unfounded accusations like that!

Do your job.

Defend your citizens for a change, will you?

But! But where is he going?!

- To talk to his lawyer. - What lawyer?

Actually, to his flock of lawyers.

These guys play rough, Luca.

Stay on guard and be sure to watch your back.

If we don't stop them, they'll knock us off one after another.

It's better to disappear for a few days.

And then I'll call you. Bye.

Luca!

What are you doing?

Take the child and go to your father's place for a while.

Is it that bad?

Yes.

Take care, Luca.

Be careful.

I will.

It's called Wild Musk.

What do you want?

An agreement.

What type of agreement?

For our organisations to join forces.

Profits split 50/50.

In the cigarette game, you were earning enough for pizza and suppli.

What I'm offering is caviar and champagne.

And, naturally, as you guys say here in Naples...

'He who gave, gave. And he who took it, deserved it'.

Let's forget the past, shall we?

No, no, no!

I say, we've got to fight back and soon, too!

If they don't bump us all off first.

And what are you gonna do? Wait?

What are you waiting for? A miracle from San Gennaro?

People are scared.

Nobody wants their family to die.

What's this Marsigliese want?

Why doesn't he mind his own business.

We got what's ours, and he's got his.

And he quits breaking balls all over the place!

Look, the boats are all stopped because of spies.

So, I say, and I think I speak for my brother.

Let's keep them where they are and accept the deal.

No, no, no - we can't.

You know we can't stop those boats now.

There are 200,000 people in Naples who's lives depend on contraband.

Yeah, but that's okay. That's honest.

Smuggling cigarettes, I mean.

The Marsigliese, with force and violence and intimidation wants to make...

all of us into wholesale drug sellers.

No. I say no.

I say no to the Marsigliese and no to drugs. And!

Yes, that we've got to fight back on drugs.

By now they're selling it to school kids.

Maybe they're selling it to our own kids.

We can't allow that, no matter what it costs.

Then that's about it. We've heard from everybody now.

Essentially, there are two proposals.

On one hand, that we hold our ground.

And hunt down the Marsigliese.

And letting the boats go out, running the risk of losing men and cargo.

On the other hand.

Should we go the other way

and accept the deal with the Marsigliese?

So,

who is for

the first choice.

Go on.

I want them all taken back to the station.

Come on, move out!

Stop!

Miss Mae, it's the financial police.

Oh Lord!

Quick, Lucia! Hide this stuff! And don't worry!

The police! The police!

Let's go, hurry!

The police!

Hide the merch! Quick!

Quick!

Stop! Stop!

Leave me alone!

- Hey, come on, hey! - Hey, let go of me!

Let go of me, you bastard! What do you want from me?

Tell me what did I do? That's all I want to know.

Tony! You can't do this!

- Leave him alone! - Come with us!

Leave him alone!

Hey, get your hands off of me!

May the Lord be with you.

Yes and with your old man too.

- That's no way to talk! - Come on, sister!

Let go of me!

Get in that car! We'll talk about it in the station.

Fuck you!

Luca, Luca! It's a bust. You gotta escape now. Luca!

Come on, chatterbox.

Rocco! Rocco! Rocco!

We're missing Luca Ajello and Luigi Perlante, the Milanese.

Very good.

Good catch today.

Mixed grill today too.

Ajello come on. Wake up. Ajello Wake up.

Wake up.

The killing of Capece has really blown the lid off the whole thing.

The police has been arresting people.

The guys who regulate the races are rebelling.

And drugs are getting sold in the light of day.

The more you shake shit around

the more it stinks.

Have I explained myself?

Certainly.

Ajello, I don't like you very much.

And you don't like me.

But this time our interests are coinciding.

You, me, and Perlante, we can mobilise half of Naples.

Let's unite, and let's destroy the Marsigliese.

That's it. It has to be that villa.

Let's hurry.

What a surprise. I wasn't expecting you guys.

I thought I was the only one who'd managed to escape.

Come on in.

Listen, you've seen what's been happening now.

Sciarrino has a deal for us...

I thought it was important that we see each other immediately.

Of course.

Sure.

Do you want anything to drink?

Whiskey for everybody.

Get down! Sciarrino!

There!

Move it!

He can't get away, I'm screwed if he talks!

Are you scared?

I'm not scared!

If we want to move this deal fast

I've got to remain clean.

I even sacrificed poor Alfonsino.

Just to keep my good reputation.

We should have killed him earlier.

Along with his brother.

He wasn't anyone back then.

And who would have imagined that they'd have...

turned him into a hero? Tonight was settled.

If you didn't smell like a French whore.

I would have thought that to be an interest of yours.

You're wrong.

I only like the best.

You get it? Caviar and champagne...

After him!

You took quite the hit.

Any harder...

You might have broken some ribs.

Doctor, that's the third time you've repeated that.

I know.

I know dear Luca, but, what can you do?

I have to keep it in mind.

You know why?

In my report

to the police.

It's my duty, you know.

Okay, how much?

Let's say five hundred thousand. Luca Ajello, born?

You son of a bitch.

I'm very happy you met my mother, but anyway...

It's still five hundred thousand.

Let's see, I should have your folders somewhere here...

I wouldn't do that if I were you.

I can always be of service to you, no?

Think about it.

Listen, I can give you a check.

Would you take a check from my bank?

I've never set foot in a bank in my whole life.

Very nice. Gold, isn't it?

Here.

How much for a phone call?

Are you kidding?

Be my guest.

Hello?

Who is it?!

Luca Ajello is that you?

Who's speaking? Who's speaking?

- Luca! Luca! - You know who it is.

What are you doing to her?

Mummy! Mummy! Mummy!

You bastards!

- Come on, let's go. - Mummy! Mummy!

Let me go, let me go!

- No! - Let me go!

No!

Hello?

- Hello? - No!

Hello?

Stay calm and listen.

We've killed Perlante, and the Marsigliese wants to talk to you.

Face to face.

We'll give your father in law and your boy back.

But we're going to keep your wife.

So don't be a hero.

So be sure you're home tomorrow at 3 o'clock punctual.

Today the finance guards

during numerous raids across various neighbourhoods in Naples,

arrested 52 alleged smugglers.

There are rumours circulating in the world of the infamous blue motorboats

that big changes are occurring at the very top of the organisation.

We remind you, in fact, that in the past few days

several contraband bosses have been killed in circumstances

that insinuate that this is something more than a simple settling of accounts.

- Darling, do you like them? - Yes.

They're not as nice as the real ones.

These eat less.

Hey, you wanna go for a ride?

Yes.

- You sure? - Yes.

Alright, get on.

Well, there they are. The famous blue motorboats.

At a stand still for ten days.

Well, at least we were able to do that much.

- You mean stop them. - Certainly.

Do you consider that success?

Doctor, you don't know Naples very well.

There are at least 200,000 Neapolitans who live off contraband

because they can't find any other work.

Now what? Mugging, robbery.

Or they'll flock to drugs en masse.

If we don't change the foundations the economy will go to shit.

Don't look at me like that.

Facts are facts.

My duties, work, don't mean anything.

And I've always had the bad habit of talking to myself.

But it wouldn't do to let that get around.

- No. - Let's go.

Hello?

Guess whose underwear it is?

Where's my wife?

She really is a beautiful woman.

My compliments.

Hold on.

I believe she would like to speak to you.

- Luca. - Hello? Hello, Adele.

Francuccio?

Yeah, yeah, everything's fine.

And you?

You Adele, how are you?

So, Ajello...

It seems there's been an epidemic among the Neapolitan bosses.

The only one left alive is you.

So, we're just going to have to strike up a little bargain.

And, as you might've heard, I've a slight advantage.

What do you want?

I already told you at the stadium.

You put up the organisation, and I'll put up the stuff.

And your smuggling can start up again tomorrow, but in the background.

I don't want it crossing with other affairs.

A deal?

I trust your word.

You tell me where to meet to shake on it.

And I'll give you back your wife.

So?

- So? - No, Luca! No!

Don't accept it!

It's a trap, Luca! They want to kill you-

Hello? Hello?

Hello?

Well...

What's your answer?

No!

But why, Ajello?

Why not use your good judgment?

And yet, I liked you.

Even if you don't like my perfume.

Well...

Stay on the line...

Let me know when you change your mind.

Hello?

Hello?

Wait, Luca. It's not finished yet.

No.

Payback should be done properly.

Face down.

The car is waiting for you outside, Don Morrone.

Thank you, Filomena.

So many terrible things are happening these days in Naples.

When you were the boss, everybody had an easier time.

Other times, Filomena.

Other times.

And other men.

Good evening, Don Morrone.

Good evening, my ass.

Let's just go and finish this bullshit.

- Bye. Have fun. - Bye.

But remember, it's very dangerous after 11:00.

- Yes of course. - Don't worry, sir. We'll be home early.

Bring her over here!

Let go of her!

Help!

Mummy!

Move it!

Hold it, right there!

Turn around!

At your service, Don Morrone. Which one do you want?

That one.

Yes, yes. That's a good one.

Pay him, Filomena.

- Yes, Sir. - She'll take care of it.

Good morning Don Marrone, look at what I'm selling.

Don Morrone.

Good morning, Captain.

So you come here for your shopping too?

- Look at this, prime quality. - Always.

- I'll have six of them. - I wanted to thank you for your help.

You told us where to find that woman.

And we just happened to find a huge quantity of dope.

Cut and ready for sale on the street.

But, Don Morrone, where did you hear about that place?

I didn't know about it.

However, I've got some very good friends who like me.

And who make sure I know about these things.

Then you also heard about what happened yesterday morning.

A real battlefield.

A real mess.

Yes, I heard.

But Captain, this is your business.

Obviously, this Marsigliese had made too many enemies.

Luca Ajello?

Luca Ajello? I don't know him.

I've only done what I could to help a young lady, that's all.

That shouldn't have had to go through what happened to her.

We must keep drugs far away.

It's important.

With this kind of sun

drugs have no place here.

Goodbye.

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