Studiocanal Announces Art Heist Docu-Series 'The Paris-Tokyo Job'
Originally published Jun 17, 2026
By K.J. Yossman · Variety
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Key points
- Studiocanal is producing a four-part true crime documentary series about a major art heist.
- The series, titled 'The Paris-Tokyo Job (Or How To Rob A Yakuza),' will debut at the Sunny Side of the Doc festival.
- It will later air on Canal+ in France later this year.
- The documentary explores one of the world's most notorious art heists.
- The project highlights Studiocanal's focus on factual storytelling and international appeal.
Studiocanal is set to release a four-part true crime documentary series titled 'The Paris-Tokyo Job (Or How To Rob A Yakuza).' The series will debut at the Sunny Side of the Doc festival in La Rochelle before its French premiere on Canal+. The documentary explores one of the world's most notorious art heists, delving into the events and individuals involved. The project is part of Studiocanal's ongoing efforts to produce compelling factual content for international audiences. The series is expected to generate significant interest due to its unique subject matter and high-profile festival launch.
Read the original story: Variety — by K.J. Yossman