Overview
- Sky Documentaries has commissioned an untitled feature from Passion Pictures, Propagate Content and West Buttermilk, with Marian Mohamed directing and Propagate handling worldwide sales for a 2027 release on Sky and NOW.
- The film follows the Las Vegas trial that ended with Duane “Keffe D” Davis's conviction for first-degree murder on Aug. 31, 2026, and will document the case through the scheduled Oct. 13 sentencing.
- Producers say the documentary will combine courtroom records with never-before-seen footage and photos provided by Tupac's family, and it includes filmed access to Tupac’s brother Mopreme Shakur and other close associates.
- Coverage of the trial noted prosecutors relied heavily on Davis’s past statements, media appearances and his 2019 memoir rather than new physical evidence, a point the defense repeatedly contested.
- The project reframes public narrative by centering the Shakur family’s voice and could shape how the rapper’s death and the recent conviction are remembered as Davis prepares an appeal.