Eddie Huang's 'Vice Is Broke' Documentary Exposes Media Giant's Turbulent History

The film, premiered at TIFF, critiques Vice's rise and fall, highlighting internal conflicts and financial mismanagement.

Eddie Huang's documentary explores Vice Media's journey from a punk magazine to a bankrupt media conglomerate.
Huang waived his NDA in exchange for unpaid residuals, allowing him to reveal internal controversies.
The film features interviews with former Vice employees and co-founders, including controversial figures like Gavin McInnes.
Huang criticizes Vice's leadership, particularly co-founder Shane Smith, for financial and ethical missteps.
The documentary aims to serve as a cautionary tale about corporate greed's impact on artistic integrity.