Knock Block Permanent Film Document Accounts Elon Musk

The Tickook social media platform officially blocked Alex Gibney's latest documentary social media account on Elon Musk, just a few days ahead of her screening at the cinema. This strict move triggered the public spotlight because it was judged as an escalation of content restrictions against the film.

According to reports from The Hollywood Reporter, the film distributor, Bleecker Street, received a notice that a permanent blocking (permanent suspension) on the Tickook's film account has been executed suddenly.

The blocking action of this account is judged quite surprising and dyed in ironic shades. In origin, just before the account was removed from the platform, the last upload of the documentary was able to share a message that asked the public to watch the film immediately "before it was terminated or closed."

As of this moment, Tickook's distributor and Blecker Street have yet to give an official response to the reasons behind the bombing of the account.

Last month, four world-giant platforms of YouTube, Meta, X, and TikTok--were able to agree to reject the paid ad display for this film:

Although Tickook has no official connections or affiliations with Elon Musk, this blocking triggered speculation among media observers.

The billionaire Larry Ellison, who owned a share of stock holdings on that platform, appeared in a documentary by Alex Gibney through text messages. In the message, Ellison was seen offering funding to Elon Musk during a process of acquisition of Twitter platforms some time ago, thus quoted seconds of The Verge, Monday (19 / 10 / 2026).