In the bustling backdrop of Paris in 2007, a solitary master cat burglar executed one of history's most audacious art heists. Under the cover of night, he infiltrated the Musée d'Art Moderne and nonchalantly vanished into the shadows with a treasure trove of masterpieces valued at over $100 million.

These stolen works represented some of the most profound creations in twentieth-century art.

However, this remarkable spree of theft and intrigue took an unexpected turn when the thief claimed that one of the paintings, Modigliani's "Woman with Blue Eyes," spoke to him, warning of dire consequences if he dared to steal it. This enigmatic art thief was none other than Vjeran Tomic, a man propelled not by the allure of money but by an unquenchable passion and obsession for art. He was a virtuoso in the art of parkour, utilizing his skills to liberate priceless treasures from the grasp of the Parisian elite. With a rap sheet brimming with convictions, this audacious heist marked the zenith of his criminal prowess, earning him the notorious moniker, the "Spider-Man of Paris." What led Tomic down this illicit path of art-loving crime? The mystery deepens as Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Leger, and Modigliani's masterpieces, pilfered during that fateful night, continue to elude recovery. Where could these treasures be hidden?

This compelling feature documentary peels back the layers of Vjeran Tomic's soul, providing an intimate glimpse into the heart and mind of a man who defied the law for his passion. It also ventures into the murky world of international art theft, exploring the dark underbelly of a crime that goes far beyond the mere pursuit of riches.