Paparazzi King

Communication genius or shameless manipulator? Victim or perpetrator? "Paparazzi King" is a five-episode docuseries that spans the Berlusconi era, the rise of social media, and the contradictions of Italian justice, with an unfiltered story that is not intended to be a biography of the "King of Paparazzi," but a portrait of a country that, from the 1990s to today, has ceased to distinguish between reality and reality TV. Son of Vittorio Corona, a visionary journalist who shaped Italian publishing in the 1980s, Fabrizio grew up obsessed with proving himself worthy. When his father was marginalized by the system, his son decided to eat away at that same system from within, turning gossip into a weapon of power and identifying money as the only measure of affection and success. Where Vittorio searched for the truth, Fabrizio found business, and alongside Lele Mora, Corona built an empire based on selling other people's lives.