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- Youssef, go get help.
- Yes, professor.

Second of June.

Egyptologist Pierre Desfontaines
makes an unusual discovery,

a tomb over three
thousand years old.

Containing an untouched sarcophagus.

June ninth, we board the Sirius,
with the sarcophagus and the mummy.

The expedition is over.
We sail for Marseilles.

Final destination:
the Louvre Museum.

June thirteenth.

Desfontaines told me about
the discovery of the mummy
inside the sarcophagus.

June fourteenth.

The Egyptologist walks in
his sleep most every night.

The crew is terrified.

lt's as if they're in the grips
of a strange virus.

Hallucinations, fits of madness,

suicides.

June fifteenth.

l decide to come out of my cabin.

l'm the last survivor aboard.

Professor Desfontaines?

My God. Desfontaines.

Louvre Museum

lt was found in a forgotten
store room of the old Louvre
during the renovation.

New Kingdom, surely.
Rameses period.

lt's truly remarkable.

According to the files, the sarcophagus
was sent here in nineteen thirty-five,
by a certain Pierre Desfontaines,

an in-house Egyptologist.

This kind of vault is that of a...
a lowly functionary,

but take a look at these inscriptions.
The kind only royalty would get.

And, even stranger, his name
and his face have been erased.

Open it.

The bandages are intact but there's
not one jewel, not one amulet.

lt's not possible.

- Perhaps they just forgot.
- lmpossible.

l'm telling you. For the Egyptians,
these objects were necessary for
the journey to the afterlife.

That grayish spot there,
what is that?

Looks like metal to me.

Well l'm glad we have
new equipment.

l don't know that painting.

Oh, the Mona Lisa,
you never heard of it.

What the hell is that?
Felix. Felix. Call central.

Oh Christ!

What is this shit?

Something in
the electrical system.

Watch out, the gate!

Call Miss Spencer
about the hieroglyphics.

- Souvenir picture of the Louvre?
- No. l'm the director.

Now... You just call Miss Spencer.

At the British, right sure.

Uh, Amanda? That it?

Glenda Spencer.

Hey! What the hell?
What is this shit?

What the hell are you doing?

Come on Grammy, back to bed.

Get off of my back.

Oh, no you'll wind up
in the hospital again.

Never, you promised me.

All right, l'm going.

So, the wanton soup tonight.
No something low in fat.

Want some spring rolls?

How about if l hired a nurse?

- You're a nurse for me.
- Oh no, you're the nurse.

Saved my life staying
here with you.

Hey come on this has to end.

You should be l don't know going
out and around but you must
forget that dirt bag please.

You're right!

But give me some time. Okay.

My darling.

- You know l'm convalescing, too.
- Sure.

l could never stomach him.

But l loved him, so...

Yeah right, well l loved him.

Hi, Missus Mozovska.

- So how is your grandmother?
- All right.

She's recovering slowly.
Not again. Construction?

First the museum across
the street now the parking lot.

Keep this up, the building
will fall down.

Have a good day.

Lisa, are you home sweetheart?

She is such a bitch.

You've been renting this shop
for forty years and now she throws
us out on the street!

She doesn't want me out,
she wants more money!

Same thing! The perfume business
isn't what it used to be.
So we need more da da da da...

We'll figure something out.

What're we gonna do?

- Ah perfect.
- Shit!

Candles are in the bottom drawer.

Electrician twenty-four seven.

Nothing just the usual power surge.
Another two seconds, l'm done.

You know, l kind of liked it
with the candles.

A bit like a funeral home, yeah.

Oh come on. Please.

You know, that boy's
pretty cute, isn't he?

Well look at him.

What?

- There you are.
- Hooray.

l pressed the same buttons
but l guess l did something wrong.

Oh, come on l'm sure there's
stuff you know how to do.

She can do everything sure.

Right, darling, there's nothing
you can't do.

Well you've earned it.
How about a glass of Beychevelle
nineteen ninety-two?

- No, that's nice but l don't
want to impose.
- Please impose. He doesn't
want to impose.

Here come on have a seat.

You know, l've always had lots
to eat, lots to drink and
lots to smoke a bit too much

if you ask Lisa. Right, darling?

Sure. But as for men believe it
or not, there's only ever been one.

Telling him the story of your life?

The people l know, my darling,
they've already heard it.

They get bored silly.
But maybe he wants to listen.

Sure, sure l want to hear it, sure.

There! He would like to listen.

- Now please take your glass,
all right? Let's toast.
- l'd be glad to, cheers.

He'd be glad to, darling,
have a drink with us.

This one's had a long voyage.

Ask me, he's aged pretty well

Thirty-five hundred years old as
the particle accelerator makes it out.

l don't suppose you have all these
new technologies at the British?

Alas no.

No, we English still have
our old fashioned methods.

lntuition. Scientific deduction.

and conclusion. All right, Glenda,
we're counting on you here.

You haven't invited me to dinner.

Of course one day soon!
l'd be glad to!

That's the Louvre?

Yes. Do you ever go?

Oh l guess l must have
twenty years ago maybe more.

Every weekend l think about it.

No l'm not kidding.

his is an excellent place
to watch the Tour de France.
lf that interests you. Kind sir.

- Your grandmother's a live wire.
- Yeah, sure is l'm never
bored with her!

Never seen a private home
with so many books.

- Are you a big reader?
- No.

l mean apart from manuals,
instruction booklets.

Grammy?

Grammy!

Grammy, are you all right?
Grammy, wake up!

- Wake up, Grammy.
- lt's all right.

- This can't be happening.
This can't be happening.
- lt's all right, it's all right.

An ambulance, l'm going to call.

Should we wait for
the family or go ahead?

l am the family.

Ah you're here? Nice of you.

You got time for coffee?

Thanks, l have to go see
my landlord who's throwing
me out of the store.

Yeah right there are days.
Well, you do what you have to do.

But look you just call me
if you feel burned out or something.

Thanks.

First time l open a mummy.

Not like the ones we get...
at the morgue.

l'm used to a little heat
when l open one.

l hope you're not
too squeamish about it.

No, that's all right. l did some
work for the Red Cross once.

So, subject is male.

According to the scan about
thirty years old, height,
five foot nine.

request chemical analysis of entrails.

Entrails mummified separately
in canopied wrappings.

Looks like bronze.
ls that customary? The mask?

No, it's not. lt's not customary,
l've never seen this before.
We'll have to have it dated.

Gross examination
of the cranium; extensive bruising
in the left parietal region,

a knife wound. Subject alive
when this occurred.

lt also caused a deformation
of the left ocular orbit.

All right...

- Will you look at that catastrophe?
- Where's the construction site?

Behind there, about thirty feet.
Better limit access down there.

Michel, cut the main circuits.

- And the hole?
You have to plug the hole!
- Nope. You'll have to
wait for the adjuster.

But we put some struts
in for safety.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph,
we'll have rats!

Missus Spencer, l just wanted to say
l loved what you wrote on Akhenaton.

See, l'm into Egyptology we have
the same specialty, too, New Empire.

You don't say.

Well, l'm an amateur, l've done,
done research in mummification,
the cult of the dead and all...

l have a lot to learn, l...

A security guard with a passion!

- Rameses dynasty?
- Exactly. The twentieth.

Analysis has revealed the fact
that his death was a poisoning.

And so we have to put it together.

The death with the evidence.

l'm the detective.

Has he been identified?

The painted inscriptions would
suggest he was probably
of royal status,

a religious dignitary
but somehow without a name,

a total stranger to us.

Names are essential
to the Egyptians.

Oh, you are a very good student.
Would you like some?

Thanks!

lt's tea with a bite to it.
You'll see.

- And was that draped over his
face when you opened it?
- No. lt's just a cloth.

Oh, l should warn you,
this may give you nightmares.

The poor dear.

He took a nasty little
blow to the head.

Maybe l could work with you.

On my day off, you know?
l could help you out.

Oh, that's very sweet
but l don't need any help.

Know your place, that it?

Know your place, no not at all.

l only meant that well, well, l...
That's nothing. Just the spectrometer.

Did you say spectrometer?
What is that? For ghosts?

No, no, it measures
the magnetic field.

Oh, the ceremonial costume
of our mummy?

Thank you, thank you!

lt's a reconstitution made from
a tiny fragment of cloth.

Electrician twenty-four seven.

Oh, hi.

l'm sorry.

lt's out again?! Be right there,
don't touch anything.

lt blew for no reason.
l couldn't turn it back on
l thought you had repaired it.

Well it must be the breakers
for the building.

Oh yeah, they cut some circuits.

You doing all right?
You bearing up?

Yeah, fine.

All right, l see.

They shut down the fuse blocks for
the hallway and lobby, of course.

What are they, working nights?

They're behind schedule.

Pussy cat... Here pussy cat.

All right, it's back on.

What's she doing there?

Hey, wait up!

Where you going?

You tell me.

l'm done. The electricity is back on.

Oh my God, this is so gross.

No, hey serious, let's go back.

Hey, hey. You have no business
on this job site.

- Well yeah... but see because...
- The exit's up that way.

Okay. Okay.

Move it up now. Okay. Clear.

Now we're completely lost.

l guess it's up this way.

- You there, where are you going?
- Shit. Go!

This way. Come on,
Over here, over here!

- That's all we needed.
- Take the tour?

Sure, tomorrow. We'll stand
in line and buy a ticket!

Hey, the Louvre all to ourselves!
lt's magical.

We're going to get caught!

They have guards and alarms
all over the place.

They'll think we're
stealing something.

Hey, come on we're not.
Let's go.

Okay, all right.

Five fifteen to central.

That's the main gallery.

Alert main gallery.

Wait come on, this way.

Very pretty.

You come here a lot?

Yeah, with my grandmother.

That's it?

Never saw it in person.

She does have a nice smile.

Electrician twenty-four seven.

Hey, no time for that!

Yeah, no l'm sorry you'll have to
call back later.

- Shit.
- Oh my God.

There!

Louvre level minus one.

Please...

What're you doing here?
Who are you?

l was looking for the exit.
l'm not doing anything. l'm lost.

Did you set off the alarms?

No. Yes. Maybe, l don't know.
l live across the street,
l can explain.

- The electricity went out,
l went to the basement and...
- All right, let's go.

Five fifteen to central.
l'm moving toward the lab now.

Right corridor. Near the fire door,
up the stairs.

Five fifteen to central. l got
another shadow in the Sully area.

What are you doing here?

Where were you? l looked all over.
What happened?

l don't know,
l don't know what happened.

l don't know what happened.

Boy, really got to you, huh?

lt was the mummy.

The mummy?.

lt was in the lab, l saw it.

Horrible, the face had a hole in it
and when l got up close to it,
it was like somebody turned out
the lights, l don't know...

When l do repairs in the middle of
the night sometimes l see weird stuff.

That was a little like parachute
jumping without a chute.

You're right to leave this apartment,
you know. Too many memories.

Here you should read this,
it changed my life.

This book?

Give me a chance.
l'll change your life, too.

That's no job for an electrician,
that's mission impossible.

- Look Lisa, l realize
it's not the moment but...
- No it's not the moment.

No. Right, sure.

Well, well, l'll wait for your lights
to blow again.

You mind staying over?
Just to sleep l don't m...
No one waiting for you?

Here.

Hey, what's wrong come on!

- What's the matter Simonnet?
- l'm allergic to those
animals you know!

What happened last night anyway?

- He saw the boogie man?
- Quit it.

- What did he see a ghost?
The phantom of the Louvre?
- Just quit it.

Somethings a man
doesn't joke with.

Mangin, the security report showed
there were intruders on
the rounds last night?

- Did you find out what happened?
- Not yet but l will.
The inquiry is underway.

Going through all these documents?

l'm looking for anything that
Desfontaines could've left
in the archives.

lf l keep going l just know
l'm going to find something,
the name of this mummy, for example.

Luxor.

We were young.

l miss it.

Do you really?

Yeah, well, l miss the digs.
You have any regrets?

What? Like when you took my car
and left me at the Pyramids?

Ah, Suzanne dear,
have the Dutch arrived?

Yes. But there's also a reporter here,

about the electrical problems,
asking a lot of questions.
The ramifications for security.

Bingo! Look, Professor Desfontaines
kept a journal!

My name's Marco. Yours is Lisa?

Yes.

Martin told me a lot about you.
Want something, you thirsty?

Yes.

Two cokes here, please.

Hey, what's the matter?

Lisa!

Lisa, what's going on, hey?

Look l'm sorry l gotta go this was
a mistake. l'm not ready yet.

Well, you can't just go, come o...

What's with her?

l don't know,
she lost her grandmother.

- You sure that's all it is?
- l have no idea.
She won't tell me anything.

Three thirteen to control.

l'm hearing weird noises.
Jerry what's on your screen?

NYPD Blue.

- No dummy, not the TV screen,
the surveillance screen.
- Nothing moving.

Now the detectors
and the cameras are affected
by these freaking outages.

Three ten to control.
Everything secure in the crypt.

Three thirty-one to control.
Nothing up on the roof.

Still scared of your ghost?

- You don't believe it either?
- Sure l do. l've lived with
ghosts my whole life.

My grandfather was a gravedigger.
Used to bring me to the cemetery,
l'd help him dig graves,

he told me about zombies.
Ankou, they called him in Brittany.

My family... the great soul reaper
was Baron Saturday.

Baron Saturday?

Tell me about it.

No, in this context l better not.

That's him. The phantom.

Stay there watch your fanny.

Don't move man!
He's right behind you.

Hello?

Yeah, it's me. Weren't you at home
last night, what happened?

l was off. l mean l took
something to help me sleep,
it's just been terrible.

Sure but why'd you leave?
l was worried.

- l felt bad. l got spooked.
- Spooked? Electric guitars
are always shorting out.

Hello, Lisa l can't hear you.

- Hello?
- Hello? Martin?

No, come on, this is too much.
lmpossible. There's a problem
with everything l touch.

Hello Martin? You there?

Hello? Hello Martin, where are you?

Right here. Faster than
a speeding bullet.

You scared me to death.

What is all this?

Nothing's the same any more.

lt's Disneyland.

No way! l told him l wouldn't
work nights. l have no desire
to meet a phantom.

Come on, that's just a rumor.

You ask me... The less you listen
to rumors the better.

They walk in off the street
like at the British? Checked
every point of access?

With all these outages,
the cameras and the alarms
weren't working.

Yeah, but that's why we have
guards here for god's sakes!

Yeah, well now, those guards...
are scared.

What are we running here a nursery?

lf it's burglars
that frighten the guards then
why don't they guard a park?

Or a quarterback or guard a forest!

- But it isn't the burglars
that scare the guards.
- Yeah? Well what is it?

Well, there's talk of a phantom.

Let me see they want shorter hours,
higher wages and phantom insurance.

Phantoms!

Go over everything again.

The elevators, broom closets, toilets,
l don't want one cockroach left in here.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Egyptology
Gallery is temporarily closed
to the public. Thank you.

So something not right
with your security?

- You a reporter?
- No, but l read the reports,
file them away.

- Mysterious goings-on at the Louvre.
- Don't believe everything you read.

Museum security's tip-top.
American technology.

- l'm Mangin, l manage the security.
- Verlac, veteran, well retired.

Because this might not be America.

But it might soon become
a little like Vietnam.

- You're exploring your records?
- Yes.

Desfontaines discovered there was
a tomb when he found a ring,
you see. lt's all recorded in his journal.

Here, see that's it.
lt has a royal seal but Desfontaines
never managed to read it.

lt was in the valley of the kings,
another site, in the desert.
That's where the ring was.

Well, l suppose it was stolen at
the time the mummy was buried but...

- Then the ring must
be in our reserves.
- No. No one's found it.

But we have to get that ring.

Without it we'll never
know the real identity
of our mysterious mummy.

There's got to be an explanation.

Well, l mean you know...
Certain people stop watches
and set off metal detectors.

l mean... Could be that, right?
A magnetic field, you know?

Sure l guess.

Love at first sight.
That's what causes it.

l'm sorry.

l should've warned you
l'm not into this kind
of S and M trip, you know?

l'm not sure what happened
it was like he ordered me
to do all that stuff and...

- Stuff. What stuff?
- Kill you.

l got it But l report it the next time
you try to kill me, understand?

Come on, stop joking
for one minute.

Hey, look l almost got murdered here,
l'm just looking for a way to
take the edge off okay?

l want your medical history right now.
lf you've ever been treated,
l won't go mental but...

Okay. l'm insane.
That must be it. Must be it.

Level minus two.

Have you seen Miss Spencer?

We had a dinner appointment
but there's nobody up in the lab now.

No, but l was about to call you.

You think you're in the trenches or...

The phantom.

We've just spotted him.

The phantom. Just perfect.

hat's about enough for me.
Get everyone on it now.

Cut off all exits to the museum
and comb every floor.

Oh, don't worry, the phantom'll
be caught. Guaranteed

Hello!

- Mangin to control. Nothing so far.
- Continuing recon.

No, no.

Not the hornets.

Not the hornets!
Ah, ah, please no!

Twinkle twinkle little star how
l wonder what you are.

Lisa.

Lisa?

She can't have left
in the middle of the night!

l can't believe this.

The death of our esteemed Mangin
was an accident. That's obvious.

Obvious.

The poor guy was afraid of a ghost.
We have to put an end to this
absurd and puerile rumor.

- what about the busted windows?
- Another Egyptian amulet was stolen.

Third in a week.

That just proves he's a thief,
one who specializes
in stealing works of art,

and as you might imagine if one
of you turns out to be his accomplice,
there'll be hell to pay.

Hello.

Mister Faussier? l finally managed
to reach the police chief.
l'll put him through.

Bertrand, you know what time it is?
What's going on?

Excuse me Francois
but this is rather urgent.

The reputation of the Louvre
is in danger.

lt's a very delicate matter.

Now l'm going to need a detective,
someone discreet, and efficient.

You're looking at the guy for the job.

But officer come now,
how long ago did you retire?

l'm fixing up a decrepit old place
in the country and l putter
in the garden, raising vegetables,

the asparagus is
looking good this year.

But when the police chief gives me
an assignment, l obey.

You're here to replace
our chief of security.

He passed away.

Right. Got his skull bashed
in diving off the highboard, sure.

That's just the beginning huh?
lt'll get worse.

lt better not, you were assigned
precisely for that reason.

All of these incidents happened
in the ancient section.

Oh, the ancients, huh?
Well l'm one. But l'm
making a comeback.

He had his turn... .

but this time l'm gonna
collar Belphegor.

Belphegor, whatever is that?

Random House page
sixteen hundred and ten
between 'Bellamy'and 'Ben Hur'.

l'm surprised a man like you...

Sure that's very flattering but just
what is this uh... Belphegor?

Look Belphegor is not a kind of soap.
He's the devil inside a human.

He's Lucifer,
Lucifer when he takes on a body.

- Morning.
- You all right? Sleep well?

- Sort of.
- Where?

- Why do you ask that?
- Because you weren't there anyway.

Hey, come on.
What are you talking about?

You asked me to stay here.
You're better off hiring a bodyguard.

They won't let me give them
birdseed anymore. Could you do it?

l'm looking for someone to care.
l'm not looking to be spied on.

Yeah, well, l'm not looking
for this at all.

Look we'd do better
to call it quits, okay?

All right, fine, l'm going.

So that's the end?

Wait... the end of what? Excuse me,
l must've missed the beginning.

Three hundred thousand works of art.
Two thousand four hundred windows.

Ten thousand steps of stairway.
This one knew the splendors
of the Second Empire.

Don't buy this at lKEA.

No. A national treasure. lt's genuine.
They say Du Barry slept in it.

Oh, her. Just another girl
in love with the boss.

Right yes, l'm a caricature.
And so you you'll really be staying
in this dusty corner?

l like to be in a corner. They forget
about you but you're still around.

You observe from behind the scenes
you're part of the woodwork.
You discover truths.

There's nothing better
in my job than a corner.

Truth is, the case of
the Louvre ruined my life.

l was so obsessed with it
that burglaries, crimes,...were
no longer important to me.

Then one morning they put me away
in a corner, but of another species.

No more promotion
but l knew the time would come,

l never doubted that the beast would
strike again one day and who do you
think they go looking for then?

Their old friend, Verlac!

Hey, the art guys another accident?

Starting to look like Police Story.

Coffee all around, l'm buying.
And l'll have strawberry milk.

l'm Lieutenant Verlac.

l'm back here today to pick up
my old case at the Louvre.

There were guys stalking
about twenty years ago
when l was new here.

A specter dressed
in black uh... at night.

Accidents, no explanation...
l guess that was uh... back
in the sixties, right?

Right, l was there...

Somebody named Blanchard,
a guard, was the guy
who opened the wrong door.

Someone there?

A series of electrical outages...

And then one day well one night...

Hey, who left that there?

A midnight patron.

l was a young detective,
dumb and green,

they gave me
the Belphegor case.

A god. Well a devil,
and not exactly a kosher one.

The guards were all cracking up,
then one day...

Don't look back!
Don't look back!

l was standing right next to
the poor guy,

then suddenly...
something terrible happened.

Tutankamen live in person,
about to croak in my arms.

They all said it was a guard
dressed as a ghost,

well... here's a first.

The phantom was dressed as a guard.

Belphegor.

Looks like what
the mummy was wearing.

The man in the iron mask.
Someone know his name?

We don't know yet. That's part of
what l've been researching.

Where was it found?

Oh, in a disused room in the Sully area
l think so anyway.

just where they saw the phantom
when he blew in the first time.

Are you saying he's been here before?

Oh, there's a first time
for everything.

but that goes way back.
Back when the Beatles had
just released Sergeant Pepper.

l was dancing every night in nightclubs
wearing a skirt that was this big.

- Well, youth is wonderful.
- Wonderful yeah.

An incurable disease.

Janis Joplin, Jimmy Hendrix.
Jim Morrison.

Lost destiny, every one.
Brings tears to my eyes.

But everyone was once young.
And you are still here.

That's the problem.

Now, uh... now
we're in Egyptology.

Now this is a portico from the tomb
of an Egyptian king.

That was very important
since it was the false door which
separated the living from the dead.

This is the Stela of Amenwassoo which
is about three thousand years old.

Miss, what's the comic?

That's a papyrus.
lt's called the book of the dead
but you're still a bit young for that.

lt's the story of morning.

Look, the sun rises,

symbolizing the triumph
of life over death.

Re, the sun god, moves
across the sky to the west.

His solar boat is gliding down
the celestial river and reaches
the netherworld at evening.

lt moves through the portal...
to the kingdom of shadow.

- C'mon, shall we go?
- No.

But the god named Apopis,
or the snake god,
is after the sun god.

The door keeper of the twelve hours
of night and he has to confront him
every morning so the sun will rise.

You follow me?

- Sure. You must teach history.
- No.

So how come you know all that?

l have no idea,
but apparently l know it.

Okay, follow me, children
let's go see the mummified animals.

Hey, lady! Hey, lady!
l drew a picture of what you said.

Let's see.

That's the god Osiris
and that's the sun god.

You should be ashamed!
Shame on you. Shame on you!

- My notebook!
- Hey, is there something
wrong with you?!

He confused Osiris with Apopis,
his mortal enemy.

- Hey, you are out of control.
- You should be ashamed.

So, you have visual and
auditory hallucinations.
any sudden changes of mood?

l can't sleep and l'm always on edge.

Doesn't bother anyone. l live alone.

And you've lived alone for too long.

- Well my grandmother just died.
- This isn't about Genevieve.

You were six years old
when your parents were killed.

- Yeah, so?
- You remember it?

lt was a car accident, right?

l was thrown from the car
and when l woke up
l was already in the hospital.

- And Genevieve was with you?
-Yes.

We'll start by taking some
magnesium, and a mild traquilizer
to help you sleep.

lt's just a depression.
ls that what you're saying?

- You probably should have
someone to talk to.
- A shrink?

Attention. lntruder in Egyptology.
Scribe room.

No, no-no-no-no!

Simonnet, no!

lt's true. l'm afraid of dogs but...
this one! l never saw one like that.

You believe me, don't you?

...Course l do sure, once he
figured out your phobia. Belphegor
just projected it in cinemascope

it's a defense mechanism.

- Bob, you're coming with me, huh?
- Right here.

- You get hit? You all right?
- No, it's not that.
l'm just squeamish about shots.

Have you seen the papers?
Mysterious deaths at the Louvre.

- Here, here, look at this.
- No, don't worry about it Miss Valette,

the medieval painting and
religious art section is not involved.

Our supposed phantom has
a burning passion for Egyptology.

He likes the twentieth dynasty of
the New Empire. That's his specialty.

But the Louvre is a sanctuary.
Our heritage depends upon...

Right and that's precisely why l've
decided as of today to place
the museum under maximum security

Yeah, right! And put up
barbed wire fences!

And where are you going?

Oh, well... huh, l'm going to take
a nap now you know l'm a little
worn around the edges.

Good luck with the maximum security,
but l warn you, it won't
help catch our perp.

Yeah, but catching
him is up to you!

- Any progress yet?
- No, l'm waiting for the next victim.

l want the sarcophagus put here
next to the false door.

What are you doing here?

l'm reconstructing the tomb.

Look Glenda the job description
l gave you when you arrived
was pretty clear.

But that's just how l work,
you see?

First l assemble, then compare
and l put it all together
so l see what is missing.

Because my role is to understand
things. You're just after success.

How are you doing
on the identification of the mummy?

Your mummy was apparently
related to a pharoah.

He was a distinguished member
of the clergy of Amon Re.

but the absence of a name
and jewelry would make
the inhumation ceremony impossible.

So, conclusion: the funeral had
to have been sabotaged.

Sabotaged? By who and why?

Well one would have to suppose
so the poor soul would wander
helplessly until the end of time.

Well, l've heard about the wandering
Jew but Egyptians wandering
l never heard that.

Lisa, you there?

Oh forget this!

l'm worried, too.
Such a nice girl she is.

But l mean when you live
in a dead woman's apartment.

Yes, but...and every night
she's down in the cellar.

Oh? Are you sure?

And she stays there for hours !

June twelfth. The crew is
in the grips of a strange virus.

Hallucinations, fits of
madness, suicides.

Excuse me.

- lntruder Sully area.
- Well this time, l got a good gun.

- How do you get in here at night?
- l hid at closing time.

l wanted to see the museum alone,
l don't like crowds.

Don't bullshit us, all right?

Ah, fuck... that's boiling hot!

Rather have ice?

Okay, give me his lD.

- You're a cop, right?
- No, but don't tell Rodney King.

So you little piece of shit you
like killing our guys, huh?
Like Felix's buddy Simonnet?

lf you're the phantom then
l'm going to haunt you!

Stop this bullshit.
l don't know any Belphegor.

That's enough.
Let me handle him.

Try to understand, they're just...
they're just a bit cranky
at the moment now here...

You know that beast now
don't you, huh?

- Stop. l don't know what
you're talking about.
- Belphegor.

Three thirteen. Phantom spotted
near the storage area.

- You see him now?
- Affirmative.

Don't move a muscle, nothing.
We're on our way.

l've been waiting
a long time for this!

l have the target in range.

- Should l plug him?
- That's the worst thing you could do!

- He made me!
- Don't look at him!

- Get some cover!
- He disappeared.

Whatever you do,
don't look him in the eyes!

Not the tongue.
Come on,
not in the tongue! Not the tongue!

Victim lD Robert Guerini.

Notify his family.

Miss Bastet.

Miss Bastet.

Dinner is served.

You're lucky, you have nine lives.

You know the secret of eternity.
The Egyptians revered you like gods.

Us mortal men, we pass through
and then we're trampled in the dust.

lf you look in the eyes of
Belphegor one second,

you'll go nuts so take my advice,
don't you ever under any circumstances
meet eyes with that creature.

Okay. Hear me? Never!

Yeah, all right, sure, okay.

Now, middle of the night, what
were you doing at the Louvre?
- Hey, look detective...

No, l'm only a lieutenant.
l never made detective
because of Belphegor.

l promised not to say.

Well l was hoping l wouldn't be
forced to bring you in but well...

So give me a call!

Ah, it's you.

Last time l looked.

- That's you, are you sure?
- Yeah. Come in.

- l followed you last night.
- Followed me?

l was only trying to protect you,
now... please don't go back there.
lt's too dangerous.

- Back where?
- To the Louvre.

There's a killer loose, some kind
of phantom. Look it's really crazy,
all these stories,

but people are dying, real people,
made of flesh and blood.

The book...

lt's beautiful,
the kingdom of the dead.

l had a dream last night.
My grandmother held me in her arms.

She was pretty, and young...
like when she came to get me.

- Ever heard about Belphegor?
- What? Sounds nice.

Look Lisa, promise me you
won't go back to the Louvre.

You must think l'm crazy.
You say this, and l'm
the one who's crazy.

Let me go to work.

Sure go ahead.

Have a great day.

Of the two obelisks, one is in Paris
at the Place de la Concorde.

the other stayed at the site in Luxor,

not far from the Valley of the Kings
where the inhumation of
our mummy took place.

Someone tried to wipe out his name.

Pierre Desfontaines was led
to the discovery of the tomb

by a ring stamped with a dynastic
seal, found nearby.

ln Deir el Medina he unearthed
plans indicating the royal
tomb's exact location.

- The tomb was then discovered,
a few months...
- Uh excuse me please.

l think l discovered a hieroglyph.

Lovely. Class we have
a new Champollion.

You may not know it,
but l published a dictionary which
contains all known hieroglyphs.

- Right l know but you must
have missed mine.
- Very well.

l invite you to the blackboard.
Show us your discovery.

Use the projector if you like.

That's a boat?

Well, l don't know what it is but...
you gotta have balls to do that.

You're absolutely right, you know.

That hieroglyph is unknown
to my knowledge.

But Egyptian writing never
stopped changing

The scribes as they wrote
would invent lots of new signs.

Now this one combines

a few different symbols bark,
river, return, netherworld.

Any one have any ideas?
Go ahead.

Well, maybe it's a spirit that's
crossing the river toward
the kingdom of the dead.

Okay and let's say that this
wandering spirit cannot cross
the river. How about that?

Like the mummy you were
talking about there?

How long have you studied
here at the Louvre?

The surveillance camera's up.
You can install it.

Tell me.

Why are they raising their hands?

lt's a ritual observed by all Egyptians.

a proud salute to the rising sun.

Each figure represents another
character in the story told.

Shit. Sorry.

Come on. Let's go.

Lieutenant!

Aren't you on sick leave?

- ...against all kinds of risks,
including...
- Sure yeah

but l'm obsessed with
that beast of yours.

l'm not surprised.
Hey, once it grabs you...

l get it now. That vision was a message
sent to me from another world.

The dog was the god Anubis
you see, l guard the tomb.

The keeper of the tomb is me.

- Because his real name you
see is not Belphegor!
- No l'm sure it's not,

but don't worry l'm going to run his
prints through lnterpol, okay...

- Beware!
- yeah.

Provoking the forces of
evil can be dangerous!

So...

Where did you find
your new hieroglyph?

well...

- A friend of mine just...
she discovered it somehow.
- Discovered it?

She should be given the Nobel Prize.
Or else she's Ramses three's scribe
come back from the dead.

Like reincarnation?

You believe in that?

Oh, come on, l was kidding.

Let me ask you this.
Did the Egyptians think people got
messages from beyond the grave?

Sort of a symbolic message?

Yeah a message of distress you know?

Well, there is something in
traditional lore. lf you'd like to see it,
come on. lt's in the book of the dead.

Miss.

You frightened me

Recognize me?

Yeah, you work at the Louvre.

Rumor has it there's a phantom.
Have you heard that?

No.

Don't worry, you can trust me.
We understand each other.

Hey, l got plenty of stuff about
ancient Egypt, okay?

Documents. We'll figure it out.
Come back to my house.

Leave me alone! Enough!

We'll figure out the secret
of eternal life!

What's she doing?

Lisa!

Listen to me now! Lisa!

Look! l don't know what's happening
but look around! Egypt all over
the place! Wow this is weird!

Why do you follow me
around like this?!

All right, go home we're
closing the graveyard.

Leave me alone!
l have to open it!

- Are you a relative?
- l have to go in! l have to! No, please!

Let the dead rest in peace.

What about us will the dead let
the living rest in peace?!

l can't picture Desfontaines
as a serial killer.
Oh, that's a little much, isn't it?

According to the ship's doctor,
the sole survivor,

he rubbed out the whole crew
and then died himself.

Caught some weird virus
while peeking in Cleopatra's grave.

No. At the period of our mummy,
Cleopatra wasn't born yet.

Well me, apart from Walk Like
an Egyptian, the Bangles song...

Where is that?

Well that's uh...

That's his cabin. Desfontaines' cabin.

Bingo. That's the same hieroglyph.

But where could that boy
have seen this hieroglyph?

What boy?

Uh, he was uh... pretty unusual.
He told me of a friend who'd
apparently discovered this hieroglyph.

Would you mind removing
your glasses?

- Doesn't what l'm saying
interest you at all?
- Yeah. Sure

but when you talk mummies all the time,
after a while, it's contagious.
You dry out.

Pretty woman like yourself,
that's a real crime.

Why lieutenant.
l'd almost swear you're flirting.

Bingo. As you put it.

Hey! Who turned out
the lights?! Man!

- Where'd she go?
- l don't know, l didn't see her.

- You didn't see her split?
- No, l didn't see her!

Lisa.

Lisa, do whatever you want,
go back to the Louvre,

but just listen to me this once.

An Egyptologist showed me
the book of the dead.

Know what it is?

lt says that...that a spirit can enter
a living person's body and use him
to get down to the netherworld.

D'you really buy that stuff?

l believe what's in front of me
in what's happening right here and now.

l mean you're not alone, okay?

Yeah. We're always alone.

Hey, look maybe it's the mummy,
maybe that apartment or the ozone...

but there's something creepy
and you better get far away, huh.

But l can't get away
from my own body...

lt's impossible, l...

Well l'm not going to just drop you
we're going to beat this, okay?

But why do all this for me?

Because you're inside of me,
too all right?

- Got a cigarette, by any chance?
- Yes.

And a light?

Samurai! Samurai, down boy.

l saw the dog uh... jump on the driver
and the girl in the raincoat took off.

Which way did she go?

Come on Lisa, l...

Lisa!

Eight thirteen for Verlac,

code red.

We've got an emergency call
from central intruder
in Egyptology again,

something stirring in the crypt.

Just when it was getting interesting.

Belphegor...

Him again. Stay with him, huh!

No! Lisa! No!

This way sir!

You won't get away that easy!

She's dead. Now you satisfied?

l'm starting to get the phantom's profile.
Female...what's her name, boy?
What's her address?

Across the street from the museum.
They're working in the basement.

All of a sudden he's forthcoming

- About time!
- lt's all over.

l got nothing left to protect.

Oh, poor boy on an
emotional roller coaster.

You have a couple of hours rest here...

and we'll talk tomorrow morning.

Lieutenant what happened?

A girl fell. She should've
cracked her skull open,

right about here but...no blood,
nothing. No broken bones.

This way sir.

She gave me the keys.

Something about going
on a long trip, she said.

But...it is of what you investigate?

The mysteries of Paris my dear woman.

Hum, don't worry.

About an hour ago,
your Lisa was fast asleep
in her grandmother's apartment.

What? l saw her fall.
l was there.

With Belphegor,
you'll see a lot more.

Hey, she was sleeping like a baby.

l want to see her.

Look, if you care for her,
cooperate, don't be stupid.

She's pretty but the beast
is inside of her.

To help her there's only one way,
and that's help it with its mission.

lts mission?

To locate the seven amulets of the
mummy and a certain door prize..

a ring with the mummy's name on it.
Your Lisa will return...

she'll return to the museum tonight.

We're all waiting...

for the lady to put on her mask.

And then my boy it's up to you.

Yeah, why me?

Because you are... unless l'm mistaken
the only one... who's able to look
at her without being fried!

Let's just keep her out of the Louvre.

With what, a bazooka?

No...Belphegor is programmed
to aid the Egyptian in getting
to the next world.

Should he fail again...
then it's fatal!

- Fatal? Who would die?
- Your Lisa.

The beast inside her body would
get ejected, and she'd
get shrunk, dried out.

Your pretty girl...mummified.

Lieutenant! l've been looking for you.

All l needed. l'll see you tonight.
Don't try anything stupid.
l'm trusting you.

Take a look at what we found this
morning on the Molien balcony.

Huh? The mask the mummy had.

Look, l just don't get it. That mask
has been carefully locked away
in the vault every night.

Come on our beast can't
be stopped by a wall.

All right enough of this.
Enough of your beast!

We've wasted enough time
already. l wanted a cop.
Not a broken down old clown...

You're right, you know?
l guess l missed my calling.

Well, go practice elsewhere.

Come on, really what have you
done since you got here?

Huh... He's done nothing.

Really. Okay, we're going
to get serious now...

We have work to do,
l want to see you in my office.

Your phantom is going to get
a S.W.A.T. team right in the teeth.

You and your...Belphegor!

What do you want?

Say it! What? Say it!

Say it! Say it! Say it!

Do whatever you want. Quickly.

Like clockwork.

What's she doing?

She's zapping toward the ring.

The ring with the name on it.

Looks like she drew a blank.
We'll have to soothe the beast.

Now it's up to you kid.

No!

Do it, do it. Don't move!

Don't be stupid.

Remove to army hospital.

Operation Louvre, all over!

Leave me alone! Leave me alone!

Nobody could get a word out of her.
She wouldn't even give me her name.

You mind if l talk to her?

Be careful. She's violent.

l mean you no harm.

l'm a friend of Martin's.

- You know Martin, right?
- Don't say anything.

- He's here. He can hear you.
- Who can?

The other.

Here. lnside my head.

He hears you and speaks
to you as well, doesn't he?
Tell me what he says.

Say it tell me what does he say?

Help me. He's calling out
for the rescue of his soul.

He wants me to say his name
but l don't know it.

Will you help me?

l will. That's why l came here today.
His name, you know it.

You know it. You know it.

lt reminds me...

Try Lisa,

lt reminds...

Try.

Yes, you can do it.
lt reminds you of what?

This story l remember my
grandmother used to tell.

There was an evil spirit and
nobody knew his name.

lt was forbidden to pronounce it.
Even he wasn't allowed to say it.

Yeah, and so?

And so a prince is not afraid to look

and one day he looks right at him
and says his name, soothing him,
and he returns to the beyond.

Here, between them, right.
That's fine. That's fine there.

My God!

The ring! That's it.

The ring was buried
with the Egyptologist?

lt's moving, l didn't know
he was buried here.

So is Jim Morrison.
We'll go say hello to him later.

We have the exhumation order!

So, what's on the menu for today?

The ring isn't here.

Well he lost a few pounds.
lt might just be lying around.

- Doctor, you mind?
- Sure.

Sorry, Mister Desfontaines.

The royal seal of the Pharaohs.

Can you read the name?

Could you hold this?

Now look out

Nay, Eb, May, Esso.

Nay. Eb Mayesse.

Neb May, ur Mau,

seer to the Pharaohs.

Oh my God!

We shot her full of sedatives.
And look at the result.

Can't help herself.
She just has to get to the Louvre.

Well, open up.

- Careful, she's...
- Sure, l know, l know...

Lisa.

Lisa, calm down.

l want you to do something.

Repeat after me.

Neb, Mess, Ur, Mau.

Neb Mes, Ur, Mau

Ne Nebmess Ur Mau.

Right. lt's Coptic.

Ancient Egyptian.

A dead language. Nobody's used it

for about two thousand years,
so whose voice is it?

A voice from beyond the grave.

The phantom of the Louvre.

Translation?

She imploring us to proceed
with the ceremony of passage.

And what does that mean
the ceremony of passage?

lt's the mummy's burial ceremony.
Whereby his Ba,

well, his soul, l mean, will arrive
on the other side of the river,

according to legend.

When's the ceremony
going to take place?

when the moon's in it's last quarter.

This very night.

A tight schedule,
we'll never get it in the obits.

And no one's found
the stolen amulets yet.

You can't be serious?

- You mean you're
planning to actually...
- Yes, we are, yes.

Well, sure what else do
you do with a wet back?
Get him back across the river.

That's the end of him.

Do what you want

but as for me, unscientific imaginings
don't really suit my education.

Well there isn't very much
we can lose.

lt's just a ceremony.

That's incredible!

lt's pretty realistic?

Yeah. Yes, it's pretty realistic,

The seven amulets stolen by Belphegor.

For two thousand years he's been dead,

and you're here today to borrow
the Egyptian crypt we reopened
a while ago,

because he's going to the netherworld.

Tell me that's not it.

Well it appears that that's
what the phantom requested.

Well that's a very charitable mission,
l'm sure but, but the phantom himself,

well, herself... she is in prison. No?

We let her out.
The beast will fly into a rage.

You, l seem to remember telling
you to stay away from here.

Come on, enough, just withdraw
your complaint, we'll get Lisa
out ofjail and bring her here.

Out of the question!
No! Nein! Nyet!

You're a criminal.
We'll hold you responsible.

lf you're convicted of Belphegor,
you'll get no parole, maximum security!

Mister Faussier.
Mister Faussier, look!
They were downstairs!

Oh... man, this is great!

Great? Well, put those objects back
on display right away.

Great.

Time for her shot.
Give me five minutes.

Boy, you get all the luck.

Possessed by a spirit.
lf it was me, l would have made
the first contact with the beyond,

l'd discovered the secret of eternity.

But hope springs eternal.

Now, you die.

The spirit will return to the mummy.
And l'll be nested in your place.

Time for her shot.
Just give me five minutes.

So you ever have kids?

Well, l imagine there's
one or two around.

None that l've met anyway.
Having a family, l wasn't made for it.

But now and then you, you know
you see some guy and think,

l wouldn't have minded
if he turned out to be my son.

So what do we do here?

Lisa gets mummified,
trampled in the dust and
we just sit here doing nothing.

Lieutenant. lt's for you.

The army hospital.

Yes? What?

Be right there, all right.

Prepare yourself for the great passage.

No, l imagined it.
Can't be happening again.

Trying to scare me, Verlac?

l know that's you!

Come on! At your age?
Dressing up like a kid.

lt's pathetic. All just to get me to...

No! Not that!

No! Not Belphegor, not Belphegor!

You were right.

He exists. Now l know.

Right. Always shakes
you up a little bit.

Yeah but now...

We have to help the kind Nebmess
to the other side of the river.

With the rising sun, Re triumphs
over monsters of the night.

What's with the blade?

The addz. What you call a blade.

lt's part of the ritual,
it's used to open the mouth.

You begin anew the never-ending cycle.

You are Nebmess laying down,
you shall be Nebmess when you rise.

Forever and eternity
you shall remain alive.

Five fifteen reporting.
l'm off duty, it's all over.

And so science fiction rushes in
where true science fears to go?

What have we just lived
through here? What?

l opened a door to the beyond.

Crossed through a portal of
some kind here, but l'm not
sure we'll ever get back.

Who cares if we don't?

Have a good weekend Felix.
Watch out for your ghost.

Don't think about flying again.
You realise you can't fly?

l know, yeah.

You're gonna miss it?

That depends.

Can you suggest something better?

l think, l might, yeah.

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