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[music playing]

[singing in italian]

[interposing voices]

[bells ringing]

[breathing through tube]

MAN ON COMMUNICATOR: Listen up, guys.

This is our last opportunity.

If we don't find something this time,

we've gotta wrap it all up.

Mario, it should curve offto your left just ahead.

Si, [speaking italian].

Si.

[ship horn blows]

MAN THROUGH SPEAKERS: Nowit should be straight ahead.

Look.

Very good.

Bon jour, [speaking italian]

What do we have?

It's a last dive, Senor.

Hopefully, we'll find something.

And I pay hundreds of thousands of Euro

for clues on outdated maps of Marco Polo?

Perhaps his methods aren't so updated.

He's old!

And useless!

[exhales]

[breathing through tube]

[growling]

What's that?

Nothing.

Nothing.

Let's go.

According to the map, there should

be a passageway right here.

There it is.

Follow me.

[huffs]

Yes.

Artifacts.

We're getting very close now.

Wait.

There's something ahead here.

It's a plaque of some sort.

It dates to the correct time period.

The inscription is in Latin.

Dio mio!

[speaking latin] Here walks the dead.

[speaking latin] Confirming coordinates.

Gratzie, Marco Polo!

[ominous music playing]

Profesora, get out!

Paolo, Mario, shark in the water!

Shut up!

MAN THROUGH SPEAKERS: What?

Say again?

You're-- you're breaking up.

What are you talking about?

The chamber should beroughly 100 meters ahead.

[growling]

[screams]

[screams]

The water is very murky here.

The visibility is limited.

[screams]

[inaudible] been hit!

Profesora, what's happening?

[beeping]

He's dead.

He's dead.

[bangs fist]

These images you're seeingnow were taken on an expedition

that I was on about four years ago.

This is the Andrea Doria.

She is another unsinkableship that went down in 1956.

Sits at a depth of about 250feet in a place that, trust me,

most of you would not want to be.

250 feet?

Please.

Would you care to elaborate on that rather

astute comment, Mr. Jensen?

I can dive 400 feet withmy eyes closed, no problem.

I'll bet you could jump the very

same distance with your eyesclosed right off a cliff, too.

[laughter]

You see, kids, it's not only theattitude or ego that Mr. Jensen

is displaying right now that causes

most of the accidents onexpeditions just like this one.

It's not only about the depthor, in Mr. Johnson's case,

size.

[laughter]

Ocean weather around the Doriathat can go from one minute

completely calm and clear to the next minute

ripping currents that can toss this

30,000-ton ship like a toy.

And if that were not enough,inside the ship's very dark

corridors could become like a maze

or for some divers in the past a tomb.

Many have lost their lives inside this ship.

And if that weren't enough, then, of course,

there's the sharks.

No problem, right, Mr. Jensen.

[knocking]

All right, you guys review chapter four.

I'll be back in one minute.

David, there's been an accident in Venice.

Is my dad all right?

He was on a dive.

Two of his colleagues aredead, and he's gone missing.

What happened?

It looks like a propeller accident.

I knew I shouldn't have let him go.

Your father could never take no for an answer.

I better get over there.

All right, David.

We'll take care of all your expenses.

Just keep us posted.

Oh, baby.

I just heard.

I'm so sorry.

Are you OK?

Yeah, I guess.

What do you want to do?

I've got to go.

I'm coming, too.

Are you sure you can get out of your classes?

I'm not letting you go through this alone.

Come on let's go.

[singing in italian]

It's beautiful here.

Yeah I know.

And look where we gotta go.

DOCTOR: [speaking italian]

Capice.

Dr. Franks, Lt. SofiaTotti of the Venice police.

My fiance, Laura.

We're very sorry for whathappened to her father, sir.

What happened?

Well, it appears that your father and two

of his colleagues werediving in a restricted area,

and a boat hit them as they were surfacing.

Now is either of these two men your father?

No.

What did you say was the cause of death?

I didn't.

But we were informed it was a boat propeller

from one of the buses.

But you don't believe that?

Well, that was the report.

Well, this was no propeller.

What do you mean?

Well, that's what happened to these two

men happened in water, thenLt. Totti, this was a shark.

I've done enough work in water and seen

enough attacks to know that these lacerations

were not caused by any boat.

When we perform theautopsy, we'll know for sure.

Well, thank you Dr. Franks.

And my boss would like to see you,

so if you could just come down to the station

to fill out some paperwork,that would be great.

Thank you.

[interposing voices]

CAPTAIN BONASERA: Prego.

[speaking italian] I'm Captain Bonasera.

Nice to meet you.

Welcome.

Please sit.

I would like to convey my condolences.

Oh, what for, Captain?

Mr. Franks, your father was diving

a restricted area with nopermit and no insurance.

What he was doing was illegal.

I just want to go look for him.

We've already searched the entire area.

It would mean a lot to my family.

I'm afraid that would requirespecial permission, which--

Maybe the American embassy can get

involved to help expedite that.

Very well.

On three conditions.

One, you have 48 hours.

Two, you will sign aconfidentiality agreement,

which includes no speaking to the press.

And three, Lt. Totti here willaccompany you at all times.

Agreed.

Thank you, Captain.

One more thing, Mr. Franks.

I hear you are talking about sharks.

We do not have sharks in Venice.

Capice?

Why is everyone so againstthe idea of a shark attack?

Well, you must understandthe implications, Dr. Franks.

Our streets are not like any other in this world.

They are canals.

And to suggest that there iskiller sharks swimming in them

could have serious repercussions.

I'm going to go on adive, so I'm going to need

a boat and another diver.

Well, it'll take a couple hours to organize that.

We can go to my dad's place in the meantime.

Oh my god.

It looks like somebody has been here.

Why am I not surprised?

What was your father doing in Venice anyway?

Working for the university.

On what?

An underwater excavation.

I don't have all the details.

Are you sure it was legal?

That's not important right now, Ms. Totti.

What is it who did this andwhy you don't know about it.

Who says we don't?

- Well, you never said anything.- Laura.

Give me a second.

What do you think they were looking for, David?

I'm not sure, butknowing my dad whatever it

was, I'll bet it's still here.

What do you mean?

Well, dad has always been rather meticulous.

Oh, dad.

Some things never change.

I knew it.

Help me with this table would you.

What's all this?

Here in lieth the rub.

It's my father's notes.

The Eighth Crusadesponsored by Louis the XIV,

and led by the Medici brothers.

DAVID'S FATHER: [Voiceover] Three Venetian knights

who assembled an army of crusaders that

marched across Europe, cutting aswath of destruction and death.

They pillaged and plundered everything

in their path on their wayto the old Byzantine port

city of Antonia.

There for 20 days and 20 nights,they laid siege to the city.

The fighting was furious, butthe Antonians were no match

for the ruthless invaders.

When the battlements werebreached, the city fell.

The streets ran red with bloodon their merciless quest.

They tortured anyone and everyone,

and if they did not get theinformation they wanted--

legend has it that the Medici'sknew of the existence of King

Solomon's treasures in Antonia, which

had been transported centuriesearlier on a galleon called

[inaudible].

The Medici's cruelty and inhumanity paid off.

They found the entrance to the long lost tomb

and inside found what so many that thirsted for.

They plundered the King's Chamber

and with the help of Marco Polo fleet

brought the treasures by boat back to Venice.

There were those who wantedwhat the Medici's had.

The brothers hid the treasureunderneath the floating city

and murdered all those who help them bury it.

Shortly after, they were murdered themselves,

and the treasure was lost again.

Sounds like some kind of wishful fantasy.

Pieces of the Medici treasure have

been recovered but very few.

How would you know?

She's an expert in the medieval time period.

She's really smart.

Let me see.

This looks like someone who coordinates,

probably something dad was searching for.

Continue on your left.

OK.

We go.

I think we're getting close.

Is this where the accident happened?

Well, we don't knowexactly because the bodies

were recovered six hours later.

They floated with the current.

Oh, that makes it easy, doesn't it?

What do you mean?

Divers getting killed by an unknown propeller,

an unknown boat, chalk it up to an accident.

No questions, no answers needed.

You should be more carefulwhat you're implying.

Well maybe you should be a little less

sloppy with your investigation.

It was an accident.

Oh and the ransacking of the apartment,

was an accident, too?

Laura, let's concentrateon us getting in the water.

Just be careful.

I don't want another accidentto happen to you, too.

I'm gonna be very quick.Don't worry.

Anything on sonar?

It's a little murky.

Well, yes, unfortunatelyour canals are

also known for their pollution.

That's why accidents happen.

Well, we'll have a pin cameraand a transmitter with us.

You can track us with the sonar.

PIETRO: OK, senora.

We stop now.

All right, transmitter on.

Receiving.

Let's go.

It's getting narrow, Dr. Franks.

No, it's OK.

It opens up just ahead.

How's the reef, baby?

Visual's good.

Sonar's clean.

I'm at the entrance of some kind of tunnel.

Let's go.

I think it's this way.

No?

No.

This way.

How's the signal, Laura?

[beeps]

Getting weaker.

I wouldn't go too much further.

My dad's watch.

Dr. Franks, where are you?

I've lost you.

David, Pietro, do you copy?

Shit.

Here.

I'll keep trying the radio.

You work the sonar.

Franks, Dr. Franks, do you copy?

I see something right in front of me.

It's in Latin.

[speaking latin]

Here walk the dead.

The Medici.

[screams]

Do you read, Franks?

Franks?

Pietro?

Do you read?

Shoot.

It's only false positives.

Pietro.

Pietro, where are you?

Pietro.

David, come in.

Oh, no.

A shark killed Pietro.

Pietro's dead.

Grande to Great Blanco.

Great white.

Mayday.

We need assistance.

We need an ambulance.

Canale Statzio.

We need an ambulance Canale Statzio.

[speaking italian]

Tank's very low.

David, please get out of there.

Laura, do you fix on my position?

Find me a way out of here.

I think there's achamber off to your right.

[roars]

[screams]

David, please get out of there.

It's impossible.

This is-- this is not happening.

LAURA: David, can you answer me?

Are you all right?

I was bit, but I can move.

[singing]

LAURA: David, are you there?

I can barely hear you.

LAURA: Where are you?

I don't know, some kind of underground tunnel.

[intense music]

[gasps]

LAURA: Is there a way out?

I'm gonna have to swim for it.

You don't know where you are,and I can't track you in there.

Laura, listen to me.

I'm bleeding, and I can't talk.

I have to go.

I love you.

[splashes]

LAURA: Easy.

Take it easy, baby.

It's OK.

You're safe now.

How long have I been out.

Two days.

You lost a lot of blood.

You blacked out under there.

A gondola driver found you and pulled you out.

I thought I'd lost you.

Pietro?

I'm so sorry, baby.

He didn't make it.

I have something to tell you.

I found the Medici treasure.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Where's my-- where's my dive suit?

What are you talking about, baby?

[knocking]

I hope you're feeling better.

Still don't think there'sany sharks in Venice, Captain?

Mr. Franks, may I remindyou that you have signed

a confidentiality agreement.

People are dead, and you still don't care.

Don't worry.

We're leaving.

Just as long as we understand each other.

[speaking italian]

What are you going to do now?

We're going home.

Laura--

David, you're not going diving again.

Your father was attacked by a shark

just like you were exceptthe only difference

is you're still alive.

Dr. Franks, I am Ross.

My employer wishes tojoin him for some dinner.

Who's your employer?

Someone you don't want to turn down.

Does this have anything to do with my father?

Yes.

Don't worry.

We are friendly people here in Venicia.

Novari Alto Restaurant at 7:00.

Gratzie.

Please sit down.

Vito Clemenza.

Hello.

Thank you for joining me for dinner.

So how are you connected to my father?

I helped to finance his expedition.

Oh, I thought it wassponsored by the university?

And who do you thinksponsored by the university?

What is it you're looking for?

Treasure.

The same one you found.

Where did you get that?

That is not important.

What is is that [inaudible]is worth over $200 million.

I need you to take us backto where you found it.

I'm not so sure I can do that.

Why not?

It's complicated.

Down there there's many tunnels.

It can be very disorienting.

Doctor, you are the onlyone who has seen [inaudible]

in more than five centuries.

Mr. Clemenza, even if hecould find his way back there,

I wouldn't permit it.

There are killer sharks down there.

10%.

$20 million.

It's OK.

Look at this as a wedding gift.

Doctor, I'm serious.

This is an advance of $2 million,

a gesture of good faith.

Go ahead.

Take it.

That's a generous offer.

We're not interested.

You should show us alittle respect, Senorina.

Doctor, it's obvious you are an intelligent man,

and you are interested in your future.

You don't want to disappoint me, right?

Go ahead.

Take it.

It's enough.

We're leaving.

Take your time.

Think.

That's a lot of money for a teacher.

[singing in italian]

What?

You don't love me.

[belches]

You only want one thing from me.

No.

No!

You're tried to get me drunk.

You are a bad boy.

[screams]

You're doing the right thing.

For who?

Haven't recovered my dad's body.

Pietro's dead.

You nearly died, too.

Oh, let me rephrase that.

You were dead until they resuscitated you.

Laura, what I'm talking aboutis living my father's dream.

It's the Medici treasure.

You heard Clemenza.

Nobody has even seen thisstuff in five centuries.

It's what my dad lived for and died for.

You can't enjoy it if you're dead.

The sharks.

I know.

I'm not talking about the sharks, David.

This guy Clemenza, he's mafia.

He's worse than any shark.He'll own you.

You're not going to do this.

If you go through withthis, you're on your own.

This is crazy.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Let's do some sightseeing.

Then we go home tomorrow, OK.

[Singing] Amore, dulce amoreis a love song just for you.

My troubles are gone when I'msinging this song about you.

Ooh, tower of St. Marco.

[Singing] Together we'll dance and romance

'til our days are all through.

Amore, dulce amore tells asweet love that I have for you.

You sure?

[Singing] My daydreams arefull of the memories I treasure

with you.

Don Clemenza, they are here in St. Marco Plaza.

We'll take this one.

Thank you.

They are moving to the town square.

I will stay with them.

And here we have the tower thingy.

And over here, too.

They are at the shoreline,moving along the walkway.

Some other beautiful things.

Wow.

They are just starting to move along the shops

at the Calle de la Matonetta.

MAN: [speaking italian]

[yelps]

Ceramic horses.

You love those.

- I do. - Check 'em out.

OK.

[screams]

David!

David!

[cries out]

No need to die, Senor.

[speaking italian]

I ask you what you were doing.

You told me you were going home.

We were going home.

Well, that's a lie becauseyou went to see Clemenza.

Two of his people showedup and invited us to dinner.

They said it was about my father.

And?

He offered me a job.

All right.

What kind of job?

What difference does it make, lieutenant.

They've got Laura.

Some kind of an underwater excavation.

I told them no.

OK, what are you hiding?

I'm not hiding anything.

Mr. Franks, OK, I wantyou to understand one thing.

Here in Venicia, we are veryserious about people that

do business with the mafia.

I'm not doing-- this is ridiculous.

I told-- I told them no.

Now the guy who took Laura.His name is Rossi.

He works for Clemenza.

OK.

Come on.

Where are we going?

I'm taking you back to your hotel.

What about Laura?

We will look into it.

That's not good enough!

Mr. Franks, if you continue to resist,

I will place you under arrest.

Now let's go.

[screaming]

Police are investigating anunprecedented amount of missing

person reports here in Venicia.

24-hour dive teams are searchingthe canals and outlying areas.

Anyone with information is encouraged

to contact the Policia Venicia missing person

helpline at [speaking italian].

Thank you for everything, lieutenant.

Am I under arrest?

No, it is for your protection.

Well, that's ridiculous.

You just want to keep an eye on me.

Well, that's right.

Now I will follow up on your fiance for you.

Bueno noche.

Good night, sir.

[speaking italian]

Shit!

[gunshot]

[gunshots]

He's got a gun!

[gunshots]

[speaking italian]

[speaking italian]

[speaking italian]

[speaking italian]

[gunshots]

[chainsaw revs]

Where is she?

Fuck you.

Where is she?

Where is she!

Where is she!

[saw whirs]

[gasps]

Where is she!

Don't kill me.

You're already dead.

No!

[inaudible]

Where is that?

It's a boat off the edgeof [speaking italian]..

[gunshots]

[phone rings]

Hello.

I thought you were smart.

I was wrong.

Welcome back, Senor.

Up the stairs.

We've been waiting for you, Mr. Franks.

Where is she?

I'll ask the questions here.

[inaudible]

Beautiful isn't she?

I brought all of them to Venice.

You out of your mind?

Too many people want to dive here.

So you feed them to sharks?

It works.

I put my minnow sharks into the canal.

They grow up and cannot get out.

They're mine-- how you say--

[speaking italian]

[speaking italian]

That's it.

My watch dogs.

And you knew this mightkill my father didn't you?

He was wasting my time and money.

You son of a--

I don't have time for cheap chat!

You'll bring the treasure oryou never go to senora again.

I want to see her right now.

Amore.

I understand.

Bring her in.

I think you know my friend, Lt. Totti.

I should have known.

Bring me the treasureor I'm going to kill her.

Nice and slow but I'm going to kill her.

And I'm going to enjoy it.

I cannot waste more time.

My minnow attract too much attention.

Now mayor call the Coast Guard.

You got an hour.

You will Carl and Rossi to [inaudible]..

You bring me the treasure, you get free.

You don't, I feed that to the sharks.

It's all silent.

Where are you going?

I'd like to say goodbye to Laura.

Bye.

Baby, you all right?

David--

DAVID: Don't cry.

Love you.

I love you, too.

Please be careful.

I will.

CLEMENZA: OK.

[claps hands] Time to go.

Don't you dare touch her.

Bring me [inaudible].

It's all right.

Ciao.

Ciao.

Franks, do you know where you're going?

Yes, just stay with me.

Just remember, Mr. Franks, I have the girl.

Don't confuse my kindness with weakness.

Wait, it's too small.

There's not enough room.

There's plenty of clearance.

Let's go.

These [inaudible] have no [inaudible]..

Come on, Carl.

You're falling behind.

Rossi, where are you?

I see you, Rossi.

[screams]

I think we lost Cardinal.

I don't fucking pay you to think.

Get them back on.

Move.

Cardinal, where are you?

Answer me.

Franks, a shark!

I see it.

Don't move.

[explosion]

[inaudible] be more.

Let's get out of here.

I screwed up.

I saved you.

OK.

Thank you.

Stay close.

There's nothing but traps in here.

Don Vito, we found it.

It's fantastic.

[speaking italian]

Make a map and then bring back all you can.

Americano?

You know what to do.

No!

You promised!

It's nothing personal, senora.

[gunshot]

Think about what you're doing, Rossi!

What are you going to do fight that shark alone?

Maybe I'll take my chances.

Rossi, Rossi, come in!

Rossi.

Rossi, answer me!

[speaking italian]

Go to kill that bastard.

Let's go.

[claps hands]

Jump.

[speaking italian]

Come in!

Where the fuck are they!

[gunshots]

[explosion]

You're going to be in heaven just a moment.

But first I'm going to put you through hell.

You appear to be in a great hurry, Dr. Franks.

I assure you there is nowhere to go.

All your men are dead, Clemenza.

Where is my fucking treasure?

Let her go or you can find it for yourself.

You are in no position to negotiate.

I said let's go.

I'm the only one that knows its location.

My patience is running thin.

Giuseppe Canal e-block.

Thank you, doctor.

That will be all.

Come on.

[gunshot]

Stop!

What are you doing?

Drop it.

Enough with the killing.

Are you out of your mind?

Just drop your fucking gun.

I gave you a living.

Not anymore.

You are going to shoot me?

You?

Putana!

Shoot me?

Don't try me.

You've gone too far.

Too many people have died.

Now drop your fucking gun.

This is your last warning.

[gunshot]

[gunshots]

[sirens blare]

Avanti!

Avanti!

[speaking italian]

This is Captain Bonasera.

Put your weapons down.

[speaking italian]

This is your last warning.

Put your weapons down.

[gunshots]

[speaking italian]

Capitano, [speaking italian].

[explosion]

[sirens blare]

[speaking italian]

[screams]

She gonna be all right, captain.

Doctor said she will recover.

She saved our lives.

Lieutenant Totti said she hadsomething to confess, something

you could corroborate.

I'm sorry you had toget involved in all this.

It never meant to get this far.

You just get better, OK.

CAPTAIN BONASERA: And what is it, this confession?

Well, captain, it seems Lt.Totti shot one of Clemenza's

men and saved our lives.

And if you ask us, she's a hero.

I see.

I will put that in my report.

Thank you, captain.

Mr. Franks.

Senorina.

And one last thing, Mr. Franks--

I know, captain.

There are no sharks in Venice.

Oh, I almost forgot.

How do you think this is goingto look with a wedding dress?

Come here.

It's beautiful.

Let's see.

But promise me one thing.

Anything.

We will not honeymoon in Venice.

[laughs]

[bells ring in distance]

[growls]

[music playing]