A new documentary is being developed about Duane “Keffe D” Davis and the trial tied to the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur. Multiple outlets report that the film focuses on Davis’s prosecution and conviction, in what has long been an unsolved case in the public eye.
Details vary slightly across coverage. The Hollywood Reporter says the documentary is in the works and names Passion Pictures and Propagate Content as involved, describing the project as following the trial as it moves toward a conviction. Spin similarly reports that “Sky” is planning the documentary and emphasizes that Davis was convicted last month.
Rolling Stone also characterizes the project as a documentary centered on Davis’s trial, tying it to the 1996 death of Shakur. Across the reports, the shared core is that the production is planned around the newly concluded conviction, with the exact distribution and production credits described differently by each outlet.
