The trailer for True Crime Story: Smugshot previews the upcoming six-part docuseries from AMC+ and Sundance, which examines entitled individuals and their crimes.
Smugshot is described as an anthology docuseries. The focus of each episode is on the “unique story of an entitled individual,” according to the synopsis. Their elaborate criminal behavior may range from petty to devastating. However, the events surrounding the crime tend to be very surprising. The docuseries will look at individuals who are in pursuit of revenge or riches, status or glory, freedom or fame. But what each story has in common is that the “law-breakers cling to their entitlement in spite of having more to lose than to gain.” The stories are ultimately of people who thought they could and should get away with it.
Check out the True Crime Story: Smugshot trailer below (watch more trailers):
When does Smugshot debut?
From the True Crime Story franchise, Smugshot premieres Thursday, March 14 at 10 p.m. ET on SundanceTV, AMC+, and Sundance Now. From there, new episodes will premiere weekly on Thursdays. The two-part finale, titled Dickweed, airs Thursday, April 11.
The franchise has also included It Couldn’t Happen Here, Citizen Detective, and Look Into My Eyes, which was about the mysterious deaths of three teens.
True Crime Story: Smugshot, a SundanceTV Original Series, is created and executive produced by award-winning documentary filmmakers Amy Bandlien Storkel and Bryan Storkel (The Pez Outlaw, Bitconned, The Legend of Cocaine Island). Rebecca Stern, Jonathan Ignatius Green, and Bryan & Amy Storkel serve as episodic directors, while Karen Bowlin, Jefferis Gray, Clay Jeter, Justin Levy, and David Ricksecker produce. Production studios are AMC Studios and Sidestilt Films.
