Hidden camera footage reveals negotiations behind beauty contests, exposing corruption that allows organizers to steal charitable funds without punishment.
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Hidden camera footage reveals negotiations behind beauty contests, exposing corruption that allows organizers to steal charitable funds without punishment.
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Synopsis
Elena Khanga and Sergey Zverev navigate the world of national beauty contests in Russia, revealing a network of corruption. Using hidden camera footage, Boris Sobolev's investigation exposes negotiations with contest owners and the lack of accountability for their actions. Celebrity judges, including Lyudmila Chursina, do not ensure fair outcomes, while organizers engage in the theft of charitable funds. The documentary also addresses the troubling experiences of young participants in children's pageants and the challenges faced by titleholders after purchasing their crowns.
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Why Watch
- See hidden camera footage of beauty contest negotiations.
- Meet celebrity judges who do not guarantee fair results.
- Find out about the theft of charitable funds by organizers.
Did You Know
- The documentary features hidden camera footage to expose corruption.
- Contest organizers engage in the theft of charitable funds.
- Titleholders face harsh realities after purchasing their crowns.
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What year was Crowned Species released?
Crowned Species was released in 2013.
Who directed the documentary Crowned Species?
Boris Sobolev directed Crowned Species.
What are some issues exposed in Crowned Species?
Crowned Species exposes corruption in beauty contests, including the theft of charitable funds and the harsh realities faced by titleholders.
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