A provocative new documentary titled "Musk," directed by Oscar-winner Alex Gibney, premiered to notable buzz at the Venice Film Festival, delving into the complexities of Elon Musk’s life and career as a tech mogul.
Musk has fiercely criticized the film, branding it a "hit piece" and unleashing a barrage of personal attacks on Gibney, whom he described as a "horrible human" and "bitter old man."
Facing claims of defamation, Musk's legal team is poised to pursue action against the filmmakers, particularly over allegations suggesting his interference in the 2024 presidential election.
Critics have reacted strongly to the documentary, with some calling it "damning" and "distressing," a reflection of its critical lens on Musk's controversial influence in tech and politics.
The film not only captures Musk's work but also features personal insights from his ex-wife, Justine Musk, who reveals the darker aspects of their relationship that shaped his public persona.
Simultaneously, Musk’s venture, The Boring Company, announced a substantial $3 billion funding boost, underscoring his ongoing ambitions and expansion plans, including a massive tunneling project in the UAE.
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