‘Petty, narcissistic, megalomaniacal’: Alex Gibney’s four-hour film takes aim at Musk

Filmmaker Alex Gibney has released a new documentary, "Elon Musk," a four-hour deep dive into the life and career of the prominent tech entrepreneur. The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, reportedly presents a critical examination of Musk's public persona and business practices. Gibney is known for his investigative documentaries that often scrutinize powerful figures and institutions.

The documentary's release comes at a time of significant public scrutiny for Musk, who leads companies like Tesla and SpaceX and has recently acquired Twitter, now known as X. His influence spans multiple industries, from electric vehicles and space exploration to artificial intelligence and social media, making his actions and motivations a subject of widespread interest and debate. The film’s critical tone suggests it will explore controversies and challenges associated with his ventures and leadership style.