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Studiocanal Announces True Crime Docu-Series 'The Paris-Tokyo Job' About 1980s Art Heist and Yakuza

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K.J. Yossman

2h ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

Studiocanal has announced a four-part true crime documentary series titled 'The Paris-Tokyo Job (Or How To Rob A Yakuza),' which will premiere at La Rochelle's Sunny Side of the Doc festival before airing on Canal+ in France. The series chronicles the story of Philippe "Fifi" Jamin, a flamboyant criminal who became an international fugitive in the 1980s after his gang stole and trafficked famous artworks, including paintings by Corot, and became entangled with the Japanese Yakuza.

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One of the world's most notorious art heists is getting a true crime documentary from Studiocanal.
The doc tells the story of Philippe 'Fifi' Jamin, a flamboyant delinquent who became an international fugitive in the 1980s after his gang began stealing and trafficking world-famous artworks, including paintings by Corot, becoming entangled with the Japanese Yakuza in the process.
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Studiocanal sets crime docu-series ‘The Paris-Tokyo Job’ which will launch at Sunny Side of the Doc.

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