In addition to the known
OneCoin movie
and
TV series
in production, we’re also getting a Bulgarian documentary.

“Deception Queen” entered production in late 2021 and is scheduled for release by the end of the year.

Personally I hadn’t heard of Deception Queen so this popped up out of the blue.

As reported by Cineuropa, Bulgarian screenwriter duo Luchezar Avramov and Dimitar Stoianovich are behind the production.

Deception Queen “aims to blow the lid off the story behind the OneCoin Ponzi scheme”.

The team, who are also relying on the expertise of investigative journalist Nikolay Stoyanov and business development specialist Martin Kadilov, are backed by producer Nikolay Mutafchiev, representing PREMIERstudio, and are being supported by the Bulgarian National Film Center with an estimated budget of €275,500.

The Deception Queen is being prepared as the first actual documentary on the case, by following the story from the beginning and digging into the facts from the very source, such as the central office of the OneCoin company in Bulgaria.

The Deception Queen will include unique footage from the rise of Ignatova and OneCoin, many unpublished audio recordings, and interviews with the first CEO of OneCoin, the lead prosecutor in the investigation on the Bulgarian side, the person who currently manages the company’s assets, as well as victims of the scheme in Britain and the USA.

Being a Bulgarian production, the elephant in the room here is the Bulgarian government’s duplicity.

Both with respect to failing to prosecute anyone involved, and for continuing to allow OneCoin to operate out of Sofia.

I’d love to see that addressed in Deception Queen from within Bulgaria, but I’m not holding my breath.

As per their website, the Bulgarian National Film Center is “an administrative body under the Minister of Culture”.

The Minister of Culture oversees the Ministry of Culture, which of course is an arm of the Bulgarian government.

I did note Deception Queen will feature “the lead prosecutor in the investigation on the Bulgarian side”.

Oddly enough, having published almost 450 articles on OneCoin since 2014, I have no idea what this case is.

As far as I know nobody has been prosecuted for anything related to OneCoin in Bulgaria. I’m not even aware there was a Bulgarian investigation into OneCoin at any point in time.

In fact the Bulgarian government, to date, has failed to publicly address the $4 billion dollar Ponzi scheme it failed to take action on – and continues to turn a blind eye to.

Believe it or not OneCoin still operates globally from Sofia, Bulgaria – from the original office Ruja Ignatova bought way back when.

The 
only
Bulgarian action I’m aware of, was Bulgarian authorities escorting German prosecutors to OneCoin’s Sofia offices.

This resulted in a
German led raid in 2018
. Beyond that, Bulgarian authorities have done nothing.

Also with respect to interviewing OneCoin’s first CEO, that’d be Ruja Ignatova. She’s been
mis

🤖 Quick Answer

What is "Deception Queen" and when was it released?
"Deception Queen" is a Bulgarian documentary about the OneCoin Ponzi scheme, produced by screenwriters Luchezar Avramov and Dimitar Stoianovich. Entered production in late 2021, it was scheduled for release by November 2022, supported by investigative journalist Nikolay Stoyanov and the Bulgarian National Film Center.

Who are the key figures behind the "Deception Queen" documentary?
The documentary is produced by screenwriter duo Luchezar Avramov and Dimitar Stoianovich, with support from investigative journalist Nikolay Stoyanov and business development specialist Martin Kadilov. Producer Nikolay Mutafchiev from PREMIERstudio led the project, backed by Bulgaria's National Film Center.

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