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Elizabeth Holmes's films and where to watch them on Videoess →Elizabeth Holmes is the focus of a documentary titled You Can See Everything, which explores her rise and fall. The film has drawn attention for its portrayal of Holmes, sparked cultural moments, and become a subject of discussion in awards circles.
Summarised from CutMirchi’s coverage.
A24's Elizabeth Holmes doc is breaking records — but the Academy may not care. And the Golden Globes? They’re turning comedy into a battlefield.
A three-hour doc on Elizabeth Holmes has outperformed a DC superhero film in its second weekend. The numbers say it all.
You Can See Everything has hit $53.3 million in North America, becoming A24’s fifth-highest-grossing film ever. With a 12.2% drop on its second Thursday and expansion to 2,655 theaters, the documentary is tracking toward $90–100 million. It’s already the third-highest-grossing non-music doc in US history.
Curry Barker, director of 'Obsession,' said he told Nathan Fielder he wanted to work together after watching 'You Can See Everything,' which he described as a fresh, boundary-pushing film that felt like a documentary but wasn’t. The two are now on the same awards circuit, with Barker's next film set for 2027.
The Sriracha Honey Turkey Jerky Holmes eats in You Can See Everything has seen a 345% sales surge since the film's release, with Amazon listings jumping 93%.
Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis recreated a scene from Nathan Fielder's A24 documentary You Can See Everything on The Tonight Show, with Curtis donning a blonde wig to play Elizabeth Holmes.
The DGA has ruled that You Can See Everything cannot compete for its top prize, despite its hybrid structure. The film will only be eligible in the documentary category, a setback for its Oscar hopes—but not a dead end.
Billy Evans disputes director Lance Oppenheim's claim that he volunteered for a nude shower scene in the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything, with a source telling TMZ he was told the footage wouldn't survive editing.
Before shooting began on 'You Can See Everything,' Nathan Fielder reportedly asked A24 for a contractual kill switch to abandon the Elizabeth Holmes documentary if it went nowhere. Co-director Lance Oppenheim says the clause changed everything.
The A24 documentary on Elizabeth Holmes has edged past Clayface in the final stretch, pulling in $3.56 million on Friday alone from 3,243 North American theaters.
The documentary 'You Can See Everything' earned $2.57 million on Monday, edging past 'Street Fighter' despite playing in fewer than half the theaters. Its success is tied to Nathan Fielder’s fanbase and an audience under 35.
The documentary You Can See Everything has grossed $18.1 million in North America after a $2.57 million Monday, outperforming Street Fighter and setting up a showdown with Clayface.
The film ends exactly where it should — with no extra footage, no teaser, no hidden cut. Just silence after the final frame.
The real surprise this weekend isn’t the fight scene. It’s the courtroom.
Street Fighter earns $4M in previews, but critics slam it as a 'jumbled tonal mess.' A24’s You Can See Everything dominates with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score. Whalefall and Sense and Sensibility also open strong.
Elizabeth Holmes, on the verge of prison, tells Nathan Fielder she’s never lied. The film doesn’t prove her right. It proves something worse: we don’t know what truth even looks like anymore.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s You Can See Everything has earned five nominations at the Critics Choice Documentary Awards, placing it alongside Ava DuVernay’s 14th and David Greaves’ Once Upon a Time in Harlem in the Best Documentary Feature race. The film, released by A24, explores the rise and fall of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes through a blend of archival footage and surreal,
You Can See Everything, the Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, is heading to IDFA. The film—already a sensation after its Telluride premiere—has been added to the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam’s 2026 lineup, where it will screen in the festival’s main competition.
A24 has set November 20 as the U.K. release date for Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything', following its surprise premiere at Telluride. The film, which captured Holmes in the weeks before her 11-year prison sentence, will open in U.S. theaters on October 16.
You Can See Everything is already selling out at Alamo Drafthouse — and not just because it’s a doc about Elizabeth Holmes. The A24 documentary, directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder, has hit record presales for any film in the chain’s history, trailing only Avengers: Doomsday in ticket demand.
At the NYFF screening of 'You Can See Everything,' a 'Free Elizabeth Holmes' group passed out flyers. Their leader: Ryan ElHosseiny, who claims he rebuilt Theranos tech from trial evidence. He says it works. No one else has confirmed it. But he’s convinced. So are 346 people who signed his petition. And maybe, just maybe, the doc’s audience.
Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' has landed an R-rating from the MPA, citing graphic nudity and language, ahead of its October 16 theatrical release.
A24 has dropped the first full trailer for Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's three-year documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, who let the filmmakers into her home just before she began her prison sentence.
‘You Can See Everything’ drops a new trailer showing comedian Nathan Fielder shadowing Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes during her last free days. The A24 documentary, 174 minutes long, premiered at Telluride and is slated for an Oct 16 release, promising a strange, immersive look at the disgraced tech icon.
A24 released the complete trailer for the Nathan Fielder‑directed documentary ‘You Can See Everything’, showing a tearful Elizabeth Holmes and probing questions from the filmmaker before her prison term, with an October 16 cinema release slated.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's long-rumoured Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, surfaced as Telluride's secret screening on Sunday, leaving attendees stunned and A24 with an October release to lock down.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything debuted at Telluride with a teaser and October release plans, and the internet is already dissecting a very awkward staring contest.
A secret Telluride screening turned out to be Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, who invited the crew into her home weeks before prison. A24 releases it in October.
