How does a poor, single, African-American mother from segregated 1950s America wind up as one of the worlds most notorious jewel thieves? A glamorous 81-year-old, Doris Payne is as unapologetic today about the nearly $2 million in jewels shes stolen over a 60-year career as she was the day she stole her first carat. With Payne now on trial for the theft of a department store diamond ring, filmmakers Kirk Marcolina and Matthew Pond probe beneath her consummate smile to uncover the secrets of her trade and what drove her to a life of crime. Stylish recreations, an extensive archive and candid interviews reveal how Payne managed to jet-set her way into any Cartier or Tiffanys from Monte Carlo to Japan and walk out with small fortunes. This sensational portrait exposes a rebel who defies societys prejudices and pinches her own version of the American Dream while she steals your heart.
| Sound | Ryan McBride | Sound Effects Editor |
| Directing | Kirk Marcolina | Director |
| Editing | Darmyn Calderon | Editor |
| Sound | Kyle Billingsley | Foley |
| Sound | Tom Marks | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Visual Effects | Kristopher Baldwin | Visual Effects |
| Sound | Tom Marks | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Production | Matthew Pond | Producer |
| Production | Kirk Marcolina | Producer |
| Sound | Mark Rivett | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Noel Vought | Foley |
| Directing | Matthew Pond | Director |
| Camera | Peter A. Holland | Director of Photography |