Unlike a hagiography, Gibney’s film opens not with a keynote speech, but with the aftermath of Jobs’ death—the spontaneous shrines of lit iPhones outside Apple stores. Gibney uses this imagery to argue that Jobs cultivated a cult of personality that blurred the line between technological admiration and blind worship.

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