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Arsene Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur (1907) is the first in a series of detective stories by the French writer Maurice LeBlanc (1864-1941). Published for the first time in the magazine Je sais tout (I Know Everything) in July 1905, they brought the author worldwide fame. The hero of the nine novels is an unsurpassed robber, a kind of "tumbleweed" who is guided only by his own code of honour and, most importantly, is not used to ever backing down. His adventures become even more intriguing when it comes to a kind of "cops and thieves" game and the invincible English detective Sherlock Holmes appears on the path of the quirky adventurer. Will the gentleman-burglar manage to outsmart the famous gentleman from Baker Street (even though his name has been changed - by the way, due to Conan Doyle's protest - it is easy to understand that it is about him!) Be that as it may, millions of fans of Maurice LeBlanc and his charming hero Arsène Lupin have been wondering how this fight will end for almost a century, and yet it hasn't ended yet. Great fun for lovers of a suspenseful plot and the written word at the same time."

Performer: Yuriy Vykhovanets
Duration: 06:26:00