Documentary
Explore the life and career of paparazzi king Fabrizio Corona, reflecting Italy's recent history of scandals and social change.


Italy, 2000s. As cultural tides begin to turn, socialite Fabrizio Corona enters the spotlight, rubbing shoulders with media moguls and models alike.

Fabrizio Corona capitalizes on his romance with model Nina Morić and starts his photo agency after playing all sides of Francesco Totti's love triangle.

From funeral coverage to felony charges, Corona still finds bold ways to build on his brand and deliver the juiciest scoop — even from behind bars.

Corona targets Lapo Elkann and gets tough news amid new love with Belén Rodríguez, forcing him to face the reality of his actions or make an escape plan.

After life in jail and ruined relationships, it seems all the cards are stacked against Corona. Can the king hold onto his crown in the modern era?

Self

Self

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