
Assane confronts Juliette in the Luxembourg Gardens
Disguised as a delivery rider and surrounded by police, Assane demands the truth; Juliette admits the scattered-gems story was invented for the auction.

Every Lupin moment featuring Sofia Belkacem, in story order. Played by Shirine Boutella.
46 moments · 1h 05m

Disguised as a delivery rider and surrounded by police, Assane demands the truth; Juliette admits the scattered-gems story was invented for the auction.

Police swarm the park after Assane, only to stop a crowd of identical orange delivery riders while the real one vanishes.

Youssef shows Sofia that the thief's aliases are anagrams of Arsène Lupin; she mocks him while Laugier rages that the investigation is going nowhere.

The raid at Pantin finds a hired driver and a phone. Guédira guesses the kidnapper never left City Hall, because that is what Arsène Lupin does.

Belkacem doubts Dumont's story; Guédira tells the captain the orange-hat man, Paul Sernine and the 1995 necklace case are all connected.

Guédira argues the Louvre thief and the kidnapper share one inspiration, Arsène Lupin, down to anagram aliases. The commissioner recalls a top hat and monocle.

The composite sketches all look different, and the commissioner explodes when Guédira links them to the Louvre. One week left, and Guédira is told to drop it.

While Assane questions silent villagers, Guédira phones the station and, with his target in earshot, tells his partner he has found their man and needs backup.

Cold open: the police have their man in the back of a car, but Assane only wants one answer and keeps asking it.

Assane presses the officers about the car they found; Belkacem snaps and produces the only thing that was in the trunk.

Assane promises not to run before Paris, asks for the bathroom, and walks out past the officers with a ruse they only notice too late.

Charged with fraud and perjury, Pellegrini smirks through questioning, identifies Diop and stonewalls on Léonard until a call from his minister friend ends it.

Over the tail of the Four Tops track, a tip reports a fight at Diop's flat, a text reads that it is done, and the squad room erupts with the address.

Now that everyone agrees Diop is a real-life Lupin, Guédira is the one unconvinced: a gentleman burglar does not murder. Belkacem reminds him Diop is no book.

A flashback of young Assane telling Claire how Lupin always gets away is cut against police storming the Châtelet hideout and finding it still warm.

The police drop through the floor into the tunnels, a tourist confirms Assane Diop is inside, and the Catacombs are shut to the public.

Guédira lays out the prison file, the registered weapon and the blocked interrogation, and the team decides to arrest tonight, boss or no boss.

With Diop in his sights, Dumont is ordered to drop his gun by his own colleagues and arrested for corruption.

Police read Diop's courteous warning naming the exact night and hour of the robbery, then watch him on the jeweler's own cameras.

Sofia brings Guédira the letter. He matches its wording to Arsène Lupin and recognises the alias Michel Beaumont from The Crystal Stopper.

Sofia finally asks Guédira for a Lupin lesson. He suggests the pearl may already be gone, and Imbert recalls the 2017 attempt that failed.

Shutters down, alarm on, and a crowd that would vote Diop for president chants his name through the final ten seconds.

Police flood the gallery to find an empty case. A uniformed man climbs the building, the changed code locks them out, and Diop is cuffed in the courtyard.

Police lose their prisoner on the rooftops, a body hits the pavement, and the news asks whether Diop escaped or died.

Guédira argues Lupin always fakes his death, then insists on examining the body in the morgue with his own ears.

Mid-eulogy at Père Lachaise, Guédira barges in demanding proof of death; the mourners erupt and the lid comes up.

Guédira recruits a fellow Lupin obsessive who agrees Diop may have faked his death; when a colleague walks in, she improvises a cover story.

Captain Belkacem asks Ben where he was on December 3rd; he lashes out about losing his best friend and dares her to search for the pearl.

Sofia confronts Guédira over an article citing a source close to the investigation; he denies it, then asks if she is jealous.

Sofia knocks and Guédira stalls her with the worst excuse available. Assane then lays out what a partnership would get the police.

Mid-toast the police storm in. Assane thanks Ganimard and leaves him the painting and the bracelet, just as Sofia pulls off the disguise.

Sofia recaps the mess she found Youssef in, then plays back the call that sent her to the hotel, with a sign-off only one man would use.

The confession Guédira wants Sofia to see has been replaced with a cut of him calling her beautiful, intelligent and cultured.

Sofia lays out photos of a dead man and the fake buyer, pressing Manon on where every stolen piece came from. Manon refuses to say a word to police.

Sofia confronts Youssef over the Manet and bracelet. He admits Diop sat in his office and tricked him; she warns this is his last chance to turn him in.

Youssef begs for officers to arrest Diop at the opera on the strength of a coded newspaper ad. Sofia says she no longer knows whose side he is on.

A photo of the Arc de Triomphe signed Grimaudan tells Guedira where Assane will be; he argues Sofia into going despite the tip pointing at Keller.

At the station, Guédira and Belkacem watch a Lupin video promise a prison escape and two simultaneous museum robberies in exactly 60 minutes.

The whole block counts down to eight, the lights cut, and when they come back the cage is empty and the painting is gone in Avignon.

With the prison in uproar, Belkacem corners the masked thief at gunpoint and plunges from a height while Guédira screams for her.

Belkacem surfaces after a week in a coma, flashes back to the chase, and tells Guédira that neither Diop nor the copycat was the one who pushed her.

Back at the museum, Guédira walks Sofia through the night she lost her memory until she recalls where the shove came from.

The detectives pin down the stolen-sneaker dealer and comb his surveillance footage for the Air Jordan thief.

Raoul never flew to Dakar; he tells his father the fall was his doing and Assane promises he is not alone.

Assane tells Guédira the treasure is real and Korvin is corrupt, begs him to leave Raoul alone, then fights his way out when backup arrives.

Stuck on where Arsène the First took his first flight, Claire turns to the other Lupin expert, who names The Teeth of the Tiger and Saint-Cloud Park.