Which 2020 documentary is titled after the nickname of entrepreneur Ted Ngoy?

The 2020 documentary titled after Ted Ngoy’s nickname is The Donut King.

The film presents Ngoy’s life as a Cambodian refugee who became a major figure in California’s doughnut business. It also explores the human costs of rapid financial success, making the documentary both a business story and an immigrant-history narrative.

Ngoy became known as “The Donut King” because of his influence within the Southern California doughnut trade. He helped many fellow Cambodian refugees learn the business, contributing to a community network that operated thousands of shops over time.

The title is not a reference to a fictional monarch or a doughnut competition. It is a nickname connected to Ngoy’s real career and to the documentary’s focus on entrepreneurship, migration, and family.