SBF tells from prison, 《 Billions of boys swept away?》(The Boy Who Stole Billions?) released trailer

The number of ˆ“ keeps growing, but not much is actually used for charity.”Prime Video releases three-part documentary - The boy who swept away billions?《The official trailer for (The Boy Who Stole Billions?).According to the official introduction, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) will tell his story from prison for the first time in the film.

At 30, Bankman-Fried was at the helm of a $32 billion cryptocurrency empire and was later convicted of stealing $8 billion in customer funds.Through unpublished interviews with people who co-founded FTX with him, the documentary looks back at the financial scam that quickly collapsed, and enters into his work environment and inner circle under tremendous pressure. It also explores his complicated relationship with the head of the company and ex-girlfriend Caroline Ellison.

The official synopsis asks questions about “ fraud, or risk betting out of control ”.Netflix also has a drama about this character - The Altruists - which is a different project from this documentary.

First Showing author Alex Billington was critical of the SBF story being told again.He questioned the need to continually retell the case and try to grant forgiveness to those involved, arguing that his greed should be punished by prison terms.

Directing this documentary is Nanette Burstein.She has previously filmed On the Ropes, The Kid Stays in the Picture, American Teen, Going the Distance, Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee and Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes.Tapes), and in recent years has also directed the documentary series Hillary and Killer Sally.

Timothy Moran serves as producer, and the production companies are Amazon MGM Studios, Propagate and West Buttermilk.Executive producers include Burstein, Howard T. Owens, Ben Silverman, Drew Buckley, Isabel St. Vargas, Taylor Levine and James Parker.The film will be released on Prime Video on November 30, 2026.