The Order
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- Year:
- 2001
- 89 min
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Le Vaillant was struck by the hypocrisy
of killing fellow human beings
in the name of religion.
professed belief in the same God.
The Fazar, Le Vaillant's written account
of his experiences in the Holy Land,
tells us he wandered the streets
of conquered Jerusalem
for days after that bloody battle,
until he found the entrance of a cave
that ran beneath
the length of the holy city.
Inside that cave, he began
to record his epiphany,
which became the basis
for a new religious sect.
the fundamental tenets
of the three major religions of his day.
Christian knights
who'd also become disenchanted
by the bloodshed.
The force of his convictions even won
over a number of Muslims and Jews.
Former enemies who now became
willing converts to the new faith.
the original Fazar,
Le Vaillant had further revelations.
He wrote these down, intending them
to be added as the final chapter.
Around this time he and his followers
by the crusader authorities.
On their way to Syria, he and
a group of disciples were intercepted
by some of the very same crusaders
he had once commanded.
During the battle that followed,
Le Vaillant died a martyr's death.
The final chapter
he had written was lost.
Do you have the alarm code?
And no guards, right?
You'll be like the fox in the henhouse.
Heh, heh. Take as many eggs as you like.
Yuri, it's Russian mob.
No mistakes on this one.
My friend, this is 1000 percent.
By this time tomorrow,
you'll be in New York making a deal.
And I'll be in Tel Aviv
waiting for my commission.
Visual is all clear.
- Come on.
- Done.
Way to go, Yuri. I'm in.
Do you see the egg?
It's beautiful.
Yes! Yes! Yes!
I'm going for it.
- I got it.
- Yuri's the man with the plan!
- You're the man with the plan.
- I told you...
- Sh*t.
- Rudy?
Are you okay?
- Was that a gunshot?
- No, I farted.
Yuri, guide me out of here.
Oh, sh*t, Rudy. I'm sorry.
Toilet!
Hey, pal, this is a taxi zone.
Sorry. Watch it for me.
- Hey.
- Thanks.
Right on.
Perhaps you've seen enough
stones and carvings. Come with me.
I will show you a garment.
A most controversial acquisition.
This was unearthed beneath
situated by Theodosius
But often success as an archeologist
depends on knowing where to dig.
Well, I can dig her. Heh.
Rudy! Would you take over?
Can I have your?
Okay, everybody, follow me.
Dad, what's up? My main man!
Why must you always attract attention?
Come on, I love people, I love life...
You love to embarrass me.
I'm just having fun, Dad.
- Anyway, you called. You want to talk?
- Yes, but not here. Come on.
Tell me, are you still involved
with that same nonsense?
Hey, I'm legit now.
Straight. Import-export.
And I'm kicking ass.
Now, check this out.
Here, take it. For you.
Fancy watches, fast cars, easy money.
What does it prove
in the grand scheme of things, Rudy?
- Yeah?
- You have the egg?
I've got it. Trust me,
it's in pristine condition.
- Ten o'clock.
- Yeah, I'll be there.
Later, tonight. Some business.
- I hope for your sake it is legal.
- A thousand percent.
Come on.
Damn plane tickets.
They are here somewhere.
- Where you going? On a dig?
- No, an interview.
Someone I've been trying to meet
for a very long time.
- Don't touch that!
- Sorry.
What is it?
The lost chapter of the Fazar.
Oh.
the holy scripture
for an obscure Middle Eastern sect.
And, yes, to answer your inevitable
next question, it is quite valuable.
But only to practicing members
of the Order.
What can I say, Dad?
You have an exciting life.
Rudy, we need to discuss some issues.
Come by my apartment this evening.
- Uh, I've got some business tonight.
- Mm-hm.
In fact, uh, it's time to go.
All right. Can you at least call me?
Of course.
Absolutely.
- Tonight. It has to be tonight.
- You've got it, Dad.
In your new dress
As you spend your night
Walkin' and boppin'
Just to get it right
Chugging your drink
Till we break up out
It's a mystery to me
How you do that
Be careful.
Mr. Cafmeyer, this way, please.
So let's see what Santa brought for me.
Mm?
This egg was designed
by Peter Carl Faberg.
A special gift to Czar Nicholas.
Look at the inlay.
Twenty-four-karat gold.
What can I say? One of a kind.
- That's why it's so expensive.
- You cannot find this on the Net. Ha, ha.
That's for sure. But stealing it
from the Russian mafia, come on.
Russian mafia?
In fact, he's got some friends.
Very nasty guys.
you'd end up with
your balls stuffed
and sewn inside your mouth.
Whoa. So the deal about...
No, no, no. Here's the deal.
I'm giving you an easy out.
I'll take this hot potato off your hands.
- And I'll assume the risk.
- Risk is my business.
You're not listening, Rudy.
Just a second, please.
- Hello?
- Rudy!
Where are you?
You promised to call me tonight!
Uh, I'm in a business meeting.
Really? Are you buying a disco?
- Dad, please.
- I can hear that music!
Hey, where are you going?
That is just what I'm trying
to explain to you.
Rudy, what is going on?
Give it to him.
Rudy.
Hey, come here!
Rudy?
My egg.
Move!
Oh, sh*t.
My eyes!
Got a problem here?
Hey, can I make a phone call over here?
Not yet, Rudy.
Heard you had a big night last night.
How are you gonna pay for all that?
Sell your Ferrari?
Listen, I had a bad night, okay?
Why do I have to look at your face
in the morning? Huh?
Is your father Oscar Cafmeyer?
Yeah. Why?
Yesterday, there was
a manuscript in this case.
Last night,
security discovered it missing.
So what?
Your father was last
to leave the building.
This morning, nobody seems
to know where he is.
A case of like father, like son?
- You're full of sh*t.
- Rudy, relax.
if he had a key?
Nobody's making any accusations.
We just wanna ask him some questions.
You have any idea where he is?
No.
Rudy, I've been trying your mobile,
but all I get is this recording.
Oh, never mind. I will try again later.
I'm staying at an old friend's home.
Remember Walt Finley?
He is teaching at Ben Gurion University.
Now, this is his number: 972...
- Hello?
- Rudy?
- Dad, how are you?
- Thank God you're there.
- Where are you?
- Israel.
- Israel?
- Pay attention, I beg you.
I was at the police station. You know
what they're saying about you?
Not now. I'm afraid I've gotten myself
into some big trouble.
- What do you mean?
- What are you doing? Hang up!
Dad! Who's that?
Book me on the first flight to Israel.
Tel Aviv. Right away!
Take your glasses off, please.
Visiting Israel on business or pleasure?
Pleasure, always.
Excuse me, uh, what's the delay?
you've had several arrests
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