the first show! This is new on Netflix for March 17th

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Today, Wednesday, March 17th, you arrive on the popular platform of Netflix a documentary film About “Operation Varsity Blues” and we will tell you all the details about this new production which will definitely interest you.

That’s right, as usual, Netflix arrives another day with another premier, because as you might remember, they made sure at the start of the year that they’d get at least one every day the first show Within your platform’s catalog.

If you don’t know what you’re watching today on your favorite platform, this is what we are here for, because every day we share what’s new within the streaming giant as well as from other platforms, like Disney +.

It might interest you: These are the Netflix premieres today, March 16, 2021

There are weeks when the premieres are many and the ones that are more widely spaced, like the fact this week that there aren’t a lot of premieres.

In fact, you can also check here the full list of series, movies and documentaries that are arriving on Netflix during the month of March.

Here is what is coming today March 17 To the Netflix platform:

Operation Varsity Blues: Collector’s Fraud in the United States (Documentary)

This new original Netflix production takes us to the brain behind the scam that propelled the children of the rich and famous to the most prestigious universities in the United States.

The documentary is 1 hour and forty minutes long, and is directed by Matthew Modine.

It’s a documentary by Chris Smith and John Carmen, the same creators of “FYRE: The Most Intimate Party That Never Happened”.

“Operation Varsity Blues” is an FBI investigation of the actual conversations that made up the documentary.

An investigation that goes beyond celebrity headlines and focuses on Rick Singer, the main person responsible for the scandal that erupted in 2019 over college admissions, and the methods he used to convince his wealthy clients to cheat. To an educational system that already exists. Designed to benefit the most talented.

Through an innovative mix of interviews and narrative re-enactments of the FBI to eavesdrop on conversations between Singer and his agents, the documentary shines a light on the mysterious character behind the ruse that has revealed just how much families are willing to go get their kids. Enrolling in elite universities sparked the ire of a country tired of dealing with extreme inequality