
Mariama tells Assane why she never came to France
Assane asks his mother the one question that matters; she explains the stolen wages, the arrest and the shame that kept her away for 25 years.
17 moments · 25 min of essential viewing in a 46-minute episode.

Assane asks his mother the one question that matters; she explains the stolen wages, the arrest and the shame that kept her away for 25 years.

Posing as a cop who has spotted fake plates, Assane bullies and flatters a parking attendant into handing over the keys, then has him sign a release.

Assane wants to blackmail the minister; Claire and his mother have already decided the family runs. He promises his mom no more robberies or disguises.

Assane in disguise claims to be the boy guide from Chad in 1969 and flatters his way into an invitation to the Legion of Honor ceremony at Beauvau.

Introduced to the Minister of the Interior, Assane's colonel delivers a quiet speech about those who bled for a flag that was not theirs.

Assane walks Mariama through the plan: a diversion, an open safe, a letter as the hint, and why nobody searches a Black woman of a certain age.

Spotted at Beauvau, Assane and his mother flee through the presidential evacuation tunnels and a boat he planned ahead, leaving the minister fuming.

The minister's contact list of traffickers and arms dealers buys Assane a favor: he wants nothing but someone released from prison.

In her cell, Assane asks Keller's partner to snitch; she throws loyalty at him, he reminds her he was 17 and asks what family makes kids fight and kill.

Flashback to the botched emerald job: Keller hands Bruno a gun and screams at him to shoot while young Assane begs him not to.

Assane names Keller for what he is and asks Manon if she wants to stay his scapegoat; she calls Keller and sets a meeting at the Arc de Triomphe.

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.

Keller learns Manon betrayed him, the cops close in, old wounds from 1998 are reopened, and Assane offers one choice: hand over the pearl or go free.

Assane surrenders to Guedira, telling him he is as good as Lupin, and says he himself is not Lupin anymore. In the van he denies knowing where the pearl is.

A stood-up Assane gives a rose to a passerby; minutes later a woman asks for it back, claiming she was the late date. The pearl travels with it.

Claire reads Assane's farewell as he confesses to Guedira with three conditions, the first being Benjamin Férel's release. He turns himself in to set them free.

Assane asks for something to read; in his cell a copy of Cagliostro's Revenge arrives from a neighbor, and a message is delivered. The trap may be on him.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.

Every Lupin moment featuring Youssef Guédira, in story order. Played by Soufiane Guerrab.

Every Lupin moment featuring Claire Laurent, in story order. Played by Ludivine Sagnier.

Every Lupin moment featuring Raoul Diop, in story order. Played by Théo Christine.

The thief and the woman who keeps leaving him: twenty-five years in and out of love. 48 scenes together, in story order.

The gentleman thief and the one cop who reads the same books: cat and mouse, with respect. 48 scenes together, in story order.

Every Lupin moment featuring Young Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Mamadou Haïdara.

Every Lupin moment featuring Sofia Belkacem, in story order. Played by Shirine Boutella.

A father trying to be present and a son who inherits the book. 40 scenes together, in story order.