Elon Musk Movie Gets First Teaser Trailer for Nearly 4-Hour Film
- On Tuesday, award-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney premieres his nearly four-hour documentary 'Musk' at the Venice Film Festival, arguing the billionaire's greatest talent lies in 'stock pumping' rather than invention.
- Gibney began the project in early 2023 to examine '21st-century power,' though Musk branded the film a 'hit piece' shortly after the announcement and declined to participate.
- Featuring an original song from David Byrne, Talking Heads frontman, titled 'Let Me Sell You a Dream,' the documentary examines Musk's extensive dealings with the government and regulatory oversight.
- The film questions Musk's reported 'super admin' access to federal IT systems, exploring how he consolidates power through data, satellites, and government contracts.
- Bleecker Street will release the documentary in U.S. theaters on October 16, with HBO Documentary Films holding streaming rights; the film is positioned for potential Academy Award recognition.
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Elon Musk Movie Gets First Teaser Trailer for Nearly 4-Hour Film
Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney has unveiled the first trailer for Musk, a four-year investigative portrait detailing the rise and controversial legacy of tech billionaire Elon Musk. The documentary offers a thorough and unvarnished examination of Elon Musk, tracing his journey from his roles as CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and Twitter to his emergence as a […] The post Elon Musk Movie Gets First Teaser Trailer for Nearly 4-Hour Film appeared f…
VENICE, Italy (AP) — Alex Gibney has made films about powerful people, corporations and organizations: Enron, Elizabeth Holmes, Scientology and U.S. Army Abuses in Bagram and Abu Ghraib are just a few examples. And yet,...
Watch Trailer for "Musk," Devastating Documentary About "Fascist" Billionaire Who Has "Lost His Mind," "Manifestly Cruel and Selfish"
Here’s the trailer for Alex Gibney’s “Musk” documentary. It premieres this week in Toronto. Gibney is the guy to take on Musk. He’s a rock of Gibraltar in the doc world. There won’t be a t that’s not crossed or an i that’s not dotted. t
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