You Can See Everything is the top movie at the box office this Monday — and it’s a documentary. That’s not a typo. A24’s latest, which follows Nathan Fielder’s unsettling interviews with Elizabeth Holmes, pulled in $2.57 million from just 855 screens, narrowly beating Street Fighter’s $2 million despite the latter’s massive opening weekend haul of $31 million.
The numbers are wild for a non-fiction film, especially one that cost only $7 million to make. But the real story isn’t just the money, it’s the audience. According to A24’s internal polling, 70% of viewers said they came because of Fielder. And the crowd?
Mostly under 35. This isn’t just a doc about Theranos. It’s a cult event built on awkwardness, authenticity, and the kind of social media buzz that turns a quiet interview into a viral moment. The film has already outpaced Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
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