Wet Gold

Year: 1984

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Dick Lowry

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Laura, a cafe waitress in Key West, meets drunk Sampson who claims a sunken ship holds millions of gold. Boyfriend Barnes dismisses it, but Laura finds a matching newspaper article and convinces Barnes, Sampson and dive shop owner Keating to search for the treasure. As they dive, greed and jealousy surface, altering their relationships.

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