Universal Pictures is moving forward with the international release of Alex Gibney's documentary about Elon Musk, titled Musk, as planned, according to sources close to the project who spoke with Variety. The film, which runs nearly four hours, is expected to be released overseas, though no specific date has been announced yet. Documentaries of this length often have more flexible release schedules compared to traditional feature films, which are typically around 90 minutes. This allows for more time to finalize distribution plans across different regions, especially when dealing with international markets that may have varying release windows or censorship requirements. Musk is directed by Alex Gibney, a filmmaker known for his in-depth explorations of controversial figures and events. His previous works include The Armstrong Lie and Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, both of which have received critical acclaim for their investigative approach. The documentary is expected to provide a detailed look at Elon Musk’s life, work, and influence on the tech and automotive industries. While the exact international release date remains uncertain, the film is anticipated to generate significant interest, given Musk’s prominent role in the global conversation around innovation, artificial intelligence, and space exploration. Universal’s decision to proceed with the release as planned suggests confidence in the film’s appeal and marketability.