Venice Festival Sees Four-Hour Documentary About Elon Musk. What Did We Learn?
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Venice Festival Sees Four-Hour Documentary About Elon Musk. What Did We Learn?

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 12:25

The Venice Festival presented a four-hour documentary about Elon Musk, made by acclaimed filmmaker Alex Gibney. The work traces the millionaire's life and career path, exploring his trajectory from his early years to the present.

The documentary describes Musk as a figure marked by characteristics such as pettiness, narcissism, megalomania and cruelty. The production seeks to offer a deep analysis of his personality and decisions over the years.

Alex Gibney is known for his long-form investigative documentaries, and this project represents another one of his works exploring controversial figures from the world of business and technology. The film was received with special attention at the Italian festival, generating debates about Musk's representation in the media.

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