In a four-hour film, filmmaker Alex Gibney tells the story of Elon Musk. Using archival material and interviews with Musk's former associates, Gibney has created a portrait of a man whom he believes meant well but has been corrupted by money and power.
A couple of days ago, Gibney said that Musk is "extremely dangerous to democracy in the United States and the world."
Now Musk is firing back on X, the platform he owns.
"Gibney has zero integrity. Zero. Fortunately, his movies are fucking boring," he writes .
Name: Alex Gibney.
Age: 72.
Family: Wife Anne and three children.
Lives: In New York.
Occupation: Film director.
Previous films: "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room", "Taxi to the Dark Side", "Client 9", "The Greatest Sin", "The Armstrong Lie", "Caught by Scientology", "Billions", "Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge", "Citizen K", "The Crime of the Century", "The Dark Money Game".
Current: With "Musk" screening at the Venice Film Festival. It is expected to premiere on HBO Max in 2027.
