'Musk' Documentary Premieres at Venice Film Festival with AI-Simulated Interviews

Alex Gibney's 'Musk' offers a critical look at Elon Musk's life, using technology to question the reality of his public persona. The film features significant figures from Musk's history and addresses his impact on social media and politics. The documentary film 'Musk,' directed by Alex Gibney, premiered at the 83rd Venice Film Festival on September 8, 2026. The film explores the life and controversies of Elon Musk, utilizing a CGI avatar and AI voice syncing to simulate interviews. Gibney's portrayal of Musk is intended to be ironic, highlighting the contrast between the entrepreneur's achievements and the narrative he constructs around them. The movie features interviews with key figures from Musk's past, including his first wife Justine Musk and tech reporter Kara Swisher, and addresses topics such as his involvement with SpaceX, Twitter, and the Donald Trump administration