Production details have been confirmed for a documentary following the Tupac Shakur murder trial, directed by BAFTA-winning filmmaker Marian Mohamed. The project will air on Sky Documentaries in 2027, examining the Las Vegas jury's conviction of Duane "Keffe D" Davis for first-degree murder—bringing resolution to one of modern America's most famous unsolved cases after three decades. The conviction is particularly significant because Davis had long confessed publicly to the crime through recordings, YouTube videos and his own memoir, making the trial closure a watershed moment for hip-hop history.

The documentary will feature never-before-seen personal archive including intimate footage and photographs from Tupac's family and confidantes, interwoven with courtroom records. Mohamed, whose previous credits include The Elon Musk Show and Cult Massacre: One Day in Jonestown, has documented the trial from opening statements through to sentencing (scheduled for 13 October). The director has emphasised the film's focus on restoring agency to Tupac's grieving family in how the murder is perceived, and aims to create an emotionally resonant portrait of both the case and the man himself. Production companies include Passion Pictures, Propagate Content and West Buttermilk, with Propagate handling worldwide sales.