New York, Dec 9 (ANI): Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock's latest documentary "Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden?" has sparked speculations if the director has found the most wanted man in the world.

Rumour has it that Spurlock has done what the Bush administration failed to do for the last six years - find Osama bin Laden.

Spurlock is believed to have shot more than 800 hours of film as he scoured Afghanistan and the Middle East in his search for the elusive leader of al-Qaida.

The speculation first began at the Berlin International Film Festival, where Spurlock showed a select group of potential buyers 15 minutes of footage from his new documentary.

Spurlock's director of photography, Daniel Marracino, has also claimed that the director has 'definitely got the holy grail.'

However, 'Super Size Me' director is tight-lipped about the reports.

"I don't know what [Marracino] meant [by that]. All I will say is that it premieres at the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 21," the New York Post quoted Spurlock, as saying. (ANI)