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The Telluride Film Festival showcases a range of cinematic works, including documentaries and narrative films. Recent coverage highlights a surprise screening of a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, filmed with intimate access, and behind-the-scenes details from a biopic about Dostoevsky.
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.
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.
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.
Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood premiered their unhinged Dostoevsky biopic The Idiot(s) at Telluride, telling The Hollywood Reporter about a scrapped Russian accent, a midnight Welsh idea and a tarot card that set the tone for the whole shoot.