From Collider · Samuel R. Murrian · · 1m 50s
You Can See Everything Review: The Year's Most Original Movie Will Make You Question Reality
Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes' documentary reveals the truth behind Theranos founder's downfall.
In brief
Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes' documentary reveals the truth behind Theranos founder's downfall. Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes' documentary shows her prison surrender after Theranos scandal. Originally reported by Collider.
Documentary Release
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim released You Can See Everything on October 16, 2026.
Elizabeth Holmes' Situation
Holmes faces 11-year prison sentence after Theranos fraud convictions.
Documentary Focus
The film documents Holmes' final months before surrendering to Federal Prison Camp Bryan.
Holmes' Home Life
Holmes lives with her two children and partner Billy Evans in Del Mar, California.
Fielder's Role
Fielder serves as interviewer and narrator for the documentary.
Holmes' Likability
Holmes' likability creates a compelling narrative despite her criminal history.
Evans' Behavior
Evans displays aggressive and controlling behavior toward Holmes and the filmmakers.
Documentary Structure
The film uses a non-linear structure with a midpoint twist revealing Holmes' prison surrender.
Critical Reception
The documentary holds 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and a Metacritic score of 98.
Awards Potential
The film is expected to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
Holmes' Prison Surrender
Holmes surrenders to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas after the film's midpoint.
Documentary Impact
The film challenges viewers' perceptions of reality and deception through its narrative structure.
Viewers' Reaction
Viewers question whether the documentary's narrator is trustworthy after Holmes' surrender.
Film's Significance
You Can See Everything is the year's most original movie that makes viewers question reality.
Release Details
The documentary runs 174 minutes and was released on October 16, 2:47 PM EDT.
Documentary's Legacy
The film is expected to have significant box office success and awards season momentum.
The key point
Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes' documentary shows her prison surrender after Theranos scandal.
