And the thieves behind the biggest art heist in years are believed to have been tipped off.

An intriguing new lead in the world's largest unsolved art heist.

The film tells the story of a self-made millionaire, an art professor and a banker, who come together to undertake an audacious art heist.

He had travelled the world using cash from various art heists that he had pulled off.

Many art heists are clearly the work of amateurs, but some plainly involve planning, discernment and even critical judgment.

It starts off promisingly as a high-energy heist film, fuelled by a techno soundtrack.

It combines historical footage with re-enactment and has the spirit of a heist film.

Heist films, we've taken to calling them.

We know this because grown men used it recently to carry out a jewellery heist.

I thought he meant robbing a bank, or a jewellery heist.

A prestigious diamond fashion show goes wrong and, inadvertently, they become embroiled in a jewellery heist.

The theft was dubbed 'one of the biggest jewellery heists in the past quartercentury'.

They plan a heist while passing themselves off as a string quintet.

Three old pals plan a heist when their pension pots fall foul of corporate corruption.

It's set in a junk shop, where three desperate men are planning a heist.

Police believe the ringleaders spent up to three years planning the heist to finance a luxury retirement — but they now face a 'death sentence' behind bars.

Fortunately, a quick explanation exonerated me of planning a heist.