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Nathan Fielder's Unseen Documentary
Nathan Fielder's secret 34-day film of Elizabeth Holmes' last freedom reveals why she remains mysterious.
In brief
Nathan Fielder's secret 34-day film of Elizabeth Holmes' last freedom reveals why she remains mysterious. Nathan Fielder filmed Elizabeth Holmes' final 34 days before imprisonment without knowing what to believe about her. Originally reported by BuzzFeed.
Secret filming begins

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim secretly filmed Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans for 34 days before her imprisonment.
Fielder's role develops

Fielder pushed back on Holmes and Evans' narrative by noticing inconsistencies in their storytelling.
Filming strategy changes
The crew abandoned a single-camera setup after missing key scenes during lens changes.
Small crew, intense schedule

Seven crew members filmed 16 hours a day for three years without a single break.
House access restrictions

Only four crew members were allowed inside Holmes and Evans' house at any time.
The egg scene mystery

The crew couldn't agree on what happened during the egg scene, comparing it to Tarkovsky's Stalker.
Deep access granted

The crew saw Holmes' open computer, emails, and journal on the couch during filming.
Shower scene unplanned

Billy Evans showered without warning during filming, leading to an R-rated scene.
Fielder's confusion
Fielder still doesn't understand what happened during the three-year filming process.
A24 negotiations
A24 initially refused to work with Holmes until Fielder heard about her situation.
Magic Castle connection
Fielder and Oppenheim met Holmes after an audience member yelled her name at the Magic Castle.
Bad Blood influence
Fielder read Bad Blood, a 2018 Theranos exposé, to understand why Holmes went silent after her trial.
Ratings and release
You Can See Everything premiered at Telluride in September 2026 and opened in theaters on Oct. 16.
Prison connection

Holmes called Fielder from prison six months after the film's release, saying she trusted him twice.
The one thing
Nathan Fielder filmed Elizabeth Holmes' final 34 days before imprisonment without knowing what to believe about her.




