Meghan Markle praises Girl Scouts documentary ‘Cookie Queens’ as cast describe meeting the DuchessMeghan Markle has been praised by participants in her new documentary project after making a surprise appearance at the Sundance Film Festival in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Duchess of Sussex attended the premiere of Cookie Queens, an Archewell Productions film following four Girl Scouts through the annual cookie-selling season, with cast members describing their behind-the-scenes encounters with her as the project launched at the festival. The Mirror reported that Cookie Queens premiered this week at Sundance, with Meghan and Prince Harry serving as executive producers alongside director Ms Alysa Nahmia to spotlight the Girl Scouts and the pressures around the cookie-selling tradition. Meghan’s appearance comes amid continued interest in the couple’s recent public engagements, including their Sundance debut at the ‘Cookie Queens’ premiere in Salt Lake City, as Archewell continues to back projects centred on social issues. Ms Nahmia also highlighted the scale of the cookie business, describing it as a “crash course in capitalism for young people,” while questioning the pressures placed on the girls taking part.