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You Can See Everything Breaks Into A24’s Top 5 With $53.3M, Eyes $100M

A24’s Elizabeth Holmes doc hits $53.3M in two weeks — and it’s not slowing down.

By Day One2 hours ago1 min read

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You Can See Everything has crossed $53.3 million at the North American box office in just two weeks, cementing its place as A24’s fifth-highest-grossing film ever. The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows Elizabeth Holmes — founder of the now-defunct health tech company Theranos, during the final weeks before she began serving her federal prison sentence for fraud.

It was released on October 16 and has since outpaced several high-profile A24 titles, including Uncut Gems, Talk to Me, and Robert Pattinson’s The Drama, to enter the studio’s all-time domestic top five. For context, Uncut Gems had previously held the #5 spot with $50 million. The film’s momentum shows no sign of slowing: it earned $2 million on its second Thursday, marking the second-highest second Thursday ever for a documentary.

That performance came despite a theatrical expansion from 855 to 2,655 screens, and a modest 12.2% decline from the previous week, a figure that industry analysts describe as remarkably strong for a non-franchise release. According to Box Office Mojo, which tracks the numbers cited in the report, the film is now on track to gross between $90 million and $100 million in its original run.

If achieved, that would push it into the top three among A24’s domestic earners. It’s also already the third-highest-grossing non-music documentary in US history. The film’s success comes amid a quiet but significant shift in audience appetite, not for spectacle, but for something raw, unfiltered, and deeply human. No new cast members, no re-releases, no Indian market data were mentioned in the sources.

But what’s clear is this: in a landscape where most documentaries fade fast, You Can See Everything isn’t just holding on. It’s building a legacy. And the next weekend will tell if it can climb higher.