
Assane denies knowing where Pellegrini went
Interrogated a week before release, Assane shrugs off the Pellegrini question while a flashback shows a private jet bound for Argentina.
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Interrogated a week before release, Assane shrugs off the Pellegrini question while a flashback shows a private jet bound for Argentina.

A cheerful prison visit: Assane springs his early release on Guédira and swears his only plan now is to be a real father.

Claire barges into Raoul's room, he admits he quit his job, and she lets slip a Dakar trip with his father is planned for next week.

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

The news breaks that Paris was hacked by Lupin; Raoul storms out after asking his mother whether she knew his father was planning it.

The director walks Assane through a tempered-glass, soundproof cell watched by eighty inmates and ten guards, and Assane politely applauds.

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.

The LED walls switch off to reveal Assane never left his cage, and the cell block erupts in a Lupin chant while he protests it was not him.

Guédira accuses Assane of nearly killing Sofia; Assane walks him through the one-way LED cage, the hacked power grid and the unlocked cell doors.

Assane deduces the Avignon painting was a water-soluble fake dissolved by the fire alarms, his own Manhattan signature, and names a copycat.

A mask is found in Assane's cell; he names Pellegrini as the one who hates him enough, and a flashback shows how he stranded Hubert in Malaysia.

In the visiting room, Assane tells Raoul he chose to serve his sentence, wants to be done with Lupin, and promises they will fly to his grandfather's homeland.

Two guards chat about the freezing supermax and a stuck car door before realising the prisoner they are moving has lifted the keys.

Assane turns up in disguise to confront Juliette, hears Hubert begging over the phone, and learns she thinks his exile was the best gift ever.

A device speaks with Assane's own face and voice, invites him to play a game, and he vows to unmask whoever picked the wrong target.

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

Every Lupin moment featuring Benjamin Férel, in story order. Played by Antoine Gouy.

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 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 Juliette Pellegrini, in story order. Played by Clotilde Hesme.

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.

Every Lupin moment featuring Mr. Hubert Pellegrini, in story order. Played by Hervé Pierre.

The man who framed his father, and the long revenge. 17 scenes together, in story order.