
Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Nominated For Critics Choice Awards
The Elizabeth Holmes doc lands five Critics Choice nominations — and suddenly, the Theranos story isn’t just history. It’s a live debate.

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The Elizabeth Holmes doc lands five Critics Choice nominations — and suddenly, the Theranos story isn’t just history. It’s a live debate.

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.

Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus perform together on camera for the first time in nearly three years — in a stripped-down, emotionally charged set filmed by Lance Oppenheim at Cherry Lane Theatre.

Primetime writer Ajon Singh tells The Hindu how Robert Pattinson talked his way into playing Chris Hansen, and how the film's Kerala-set horror sequence is rooted in a real 1990s Uttar Pradesh child-disappearance scare.

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.

Robert Pattinson delivers a career-defining performance as Chris Hansen in Lance Oppenheim’s 'Primetime,' a psychological thriller that dissects the moral decay behind televised crusades. The film, praised for its unsettling visuals and sharp ensemble, arrives at a moment of cultural reckoning over media ethics.

Chris Hansen walked out of an early screening of A24’s ‘Primetime’, labeling the Robert Pattinson‑led drama bizarre and far removed from the real work he did on ‘To Catch a Predator’.

Merritt Wever discusses playing a fictional TV producer in Lance Oppenheim's Primetime, the Robert Pattinson-led film about Chris Hansen's To Catch a Predator, now out in US theatres.
‘Primetime’, starring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hanson, dives into the unsettling world of the To Catch a Predator crew. Director Lance Oppenheim discusses his collaboration with Nathan Fielder, while co‑stars Skyler Gisondo and Merritt Weaver reveal their research process.

Robert Pattinson’s new film Primetime earned $19.2 million in its first weekend from 2,863 U.S. theatres, marking a strong profit start for A24 and drawing a largely Gen‑Z audience.

A24's Primetime dramatises the 2006 To Catch a Predator sting that led to Louis Conradt's suicide, but the film invents scenes, merges characters, and changes the raid's weather and timing entirely.

Chris Hansen finally watched Primetime on opening night and didn't hold back, telling Fox News that Robert Pattinson's performance as him felt unhinged, dark and detached from reality.

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.

The film ‘Primetime’, starring Robert Pattinson as a fictionalised Chris Hansen, opened on September 25 and instantly ignited discussion over the moral line between journalism and entertainment after depicting a real‑world sting that ended in tragedy.

Mubi’s founder Efe Cakarel told the Zurich Summit that Lance Oppenheim’s ‘Primetime’ earned a $20 million opening, noting its unexpected appeal to younger viewers and urging the industry to back daring, independent projects.

Jonathan Lipnicki, once known for his sweet‑kid roles, resurfaces in A24’s thriller Primetime as Crazyfrog73, delivering a daring kitchen scene that the director believes is key to the movie’s unsettling mood.

Chris Hansen watched A24's Primetime, the unauthorized film about his To Catch a Predator years, and didn't hold back, grading Robert Pattinson's performance a D and calling the whole thing overly dramatic and disconnected from reality.

Chris Hansen finally watched Primetime after weeks of pre-emptive complaints, graded Robert Pattinson's impression of him a D and dismissed most of the film as invented drama with an agenda.

The new A24 thriller Primetime, starring Robert Pattinson, is projected to earn between $17 million and $20 million in its first North American weekend, a figure that could recoup its $15 million budget and push it into profitability.

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.

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.

Robert Pattinson's second A24 release of the year, Primetime, needs to clear $133 million worldwide to beat his rom-com The Drama and crack the studio's all-time top five grossers.

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.