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Musk Documentary Challenges Tech Titan's Myth
8 Sep
Summary
- Alex Gibney's Elon Musk docu questions his power.
- Cruz and Bardem reunite in psychological thriller 'Bunker'.
- Casey Affleck directs drama 'Company' on grief and compassion.

Alex Gibney's nearly four-hour documentary, "Musk," debuts at the Venice Film Festival, investigating Elon Musk's power and influence. Originally hoping for an interview, director Gibney found the facts led him to challenge the public perception of Musk. The film is slated for North American release in October.
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem star in "Bunker," a psychological thriller directed by Florian Zeller. The film centers on an architect whose decision to build a survivalist bunker for a billionaire strains his marriage, touching upon themes of fear, inequality, and individualism. This film is a potential awards contender, with a release planned for early next year.
Casey Affleck's film "Company" also premieres at Venice, exploring themes of grief and compassion. Set in 1975, the story involves a mysterious woman disrupting a holiday gathering and delves into moral debates. The film, seeking distribution, features Nick Nolte and stars Affleck's children.