Musk’s biopic premieres at Venice Film Festival, 13th son’s biological mother reveals and sparks conversation

This incident tells the world's richest people to think twice before dating Internet celebrities and having children! The nearly four-hour biographical documentary "Musk" directed by Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney had its world premiere at the 83rd Venice Film Festival yesterday (8th), quickly igniting global topics. The film is also expected to be officially released on big screens around the world on October 16.

The nearly four-hour biographical documentary "Musk" premiered in Venice yesterday (7th local time).

The focus of the premiere red carpet was entirely on Ashley St Clair, the "birth mother of the 13th child" who made a shocking appearance in the film. It is reported that Musk's team later offered a hush fee and non-disclosure agreement (NDA) of up to NT$1.2 billion in an attempt to prevent the details of his private life from being exposed. Unexpectedly, the woman did not pay for it at all, refused to sign the agreement in a domineering manner, and directly broke the news "without blind spots" in front of the director's camera.

The film not only directly exposes Elon Musk's extreme desire for control behind the technological kingdom, but also exposes the inside story of his absurd and complex emotional life and disputes over children. According to foreign media reports, Musk has been "extremely angry" about the existence of this film and even used a large legal team to put pressure on it. However, as the Venice Film Festival exploded with positive reviews, the outside world generally believed that Musk's public relations crisis was about to explode.