The Guardian calls Jonathan Glatzer's The Audacity a pitch-black Silicon Valley satire. Its fictional data analytics CEO leaks his own acquisition to drive up the price, watches the deal collapse, blackmails his therapist and uses the company's privacy-hacking software to spy on his wife's boyfriend.
This is not a documentary about any one billionaire. It is an industry composite with the ethics settings removed.
Finally, a tech CEO using data to solve the industry's hardest problem: his wife likes somebody else.