Nathan Fielder’s new documentary follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes
The film "You Can See Everything" chronicles Holmes’ final weeks before 2023 imprisonment and the years that followed, earning a 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Key points
- The documentary was filmed secretly over nearly four years.
- It premiered at a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival in September.
- It holds a 99% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Co‑director Lance Oppenheim emphasized an unbiased approach.
- Fielder’s style includes awkward encounters to explore Holmes’ story.
‘You Can See Everything’ Premieres to Critical Acclaim
Nathan Fielder’s new documentary You Can See Everything follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks leading up to her 2023 imprisonment and the years that followed.
The film was made largely in secret over nearly four years and was first revealed when it premiered at a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival in September.
Now playing in theaters, the documentary holds a 99% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes and is being hailed by reviewers as one of the year’s best‑reviewed movies.
Co‑director Lance Oppenheim, who recently directed the Robert Pattinson film Primetime, said he “doesn’t want to say anything that can skew people’s perception of it because … the more clean slate you are, the better.”
Fielder, known for the television series Nathan for You and The Rehearsal, brings his signature style of awkward encounters to a documentary that offers an unprecedented look at Holmes’ life before and after her conviction for defrauding investors.
Your questions, answered
What is the film "You Can See Everything" about?
It follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before her 2023 imprisonment and the years that followed.
How was the documentary received by critics?
It holds a 99% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes and is praised as one of the year’s best‑reviewed movies.
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