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"Engrossing."

- LA TIMES

"A definitive portrait of a man of contradictions and speaks directly to our consumer age of technological Apple worship."

- Indiewire

"Both Jobs’s genius and his dark side are depicted with vivid insight and nuance."

- Elle Magazine

"It's a film everyone should see."

- Tech Insider

"Must-see"

- Paper Magazine

"His excellent documentary will definitely make you think different."

- Paper Magazine

"You may never look at that iPhone in your hand the same way again. You truly will think different."

- San Jose Mercury News

"Riveting and important"

- Alex Needham, The Guardian

"Gibney gives it a refreshing cinematic order that makes it as mysterious as it is thrilling."

- Indiewire

"Fascinating."

- LA WEEKLY

"A Stunning Peek at Apple Legend’s Dark Sides."

- The Wrap

"This may be the best movie we ever get about the subject of Steve Jobs."

- Coming Soon

"YOU MAY NEVER LOOK AT THAT IPHONE IN YOUR HAND THE SAME WAY AGAIN."

- Karen D’Souza, San Jose Mercury News

"A necessary correction to the myths that have grown around Steve Jobs."

- Michael O’Sullivan, Washington Post

"ENGROSSING AND UNSPARING. Gibney is certainly good at what he does."

- Kenneth Turan, LA Times

"A fair, balanced JAW-DROPPER. As visually stunning as it is dramatically charged. A SUPERB PORTRAIT OF A TRAILBLAZER WHO LEFT MANY BURN VICTIMS IN HIS PATH."

- Colin Covert, Minneapolis Star-Tribune

"It brings home the complexities and contradictions of the man."

- Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer

"A SATISFYINGLY DEEP DIVE INTO THE LIFE OF THE LATE APPLE CEO."

- John Anderson, Time

"EXHILARATING. AS MYSTERIOUS AS IT IS THRILLING. A definitive portrait of a man of contradictions."

- Indiewire

"A FASCINATING PORTRAIT."

- Amy Nicholson, Village Voice

" A SHARP, RICH FILM."

- Joe Neumaier, NY Daily News

"A FASCINATING FILM."

- Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times

"AN ACE DOCUMENTARY. Wholly engrossing and thoroughly convincing."

- Inkoo Kang, The Wrap

"SORRY, AARON SORKIN, but even your fictionalized rendition isn't as cutthroat as the real one.."

- San Francisco Magazine

"Both Jobs’ genius and dark side are depicted with vivid insight and nuance."

- Ben Dickinson, Elle

"Engrossing."

- Justin Chang, Variety

"Gibney is convincing on every front."

- John DeFore, Hollywood Reporter

"Riveting and important"

- Alex Needham, The Guardian

"Insightful"

- Joe O’Connell, Austin Chronicle

"Like he did with Scientology in Going Clear, Gibney peels back the complex layers surrounding the man. A film worth seeing and talking about."

- Michael Rose, Huffington Post

"A must-see companion piece to Mr. Boyle’s film (Steve Jobs)."

- NY TIMES

ABOUT THE FILM

Academy Award®-winning director Alex Gibney [Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief] pulls no punches in his portrait of Apple founder Steve Jobs and his legacy. This probing and unflinching look at the life and aftermath of the bold, brilliant and at times ruthless iconoclast explores what accounted for the grief of so many when he died.

CAST & CREW

Director:
Alex Gibney

Producers:
Viva Van Loock
Alex Gibney

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