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Nathan Fielder's You Can See Everything Review
Documentary follows Elizabeth Holmes as she prepares for prison after Theranos fraud.
In brief
Documentary follows Elizabeth Holmes as she prepares for prison after Theranos fraud. Nathan Fielder's documentary explores Elizabeth Holmes' life post-Theranos fraud with comedic misunderstandings and reality distortions. Originally reported by Consequence.
Documentary Release
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim released You Can See Everything, a 174-minute documentary following Elizabeth Holmes.
Holmes Surrender
Elizabeth Holmes surrendered to Federal Prison Camp Bryan on May 30th, 2023, after serving a years-long sentence for fraud.
Fielder's Role
Fielder monitored Holmes and her fiancée Billy Evans through cameras, revealing his presence as a key element of the documentary.
Early Conversations
Fielder questioned Holmes and Evans about continuing Theranos work post-prison, highlighting his lack of scientific knowledge but strong questioning skills.
Comedic Misunderstandings
Conversations between Holmes and Evans became twisted like Abbott and Costello's 'Who's on First?' routine, with Fielder showing them the comedy sketch.
Fielder's Inquisitiveness
Fielder asked why Evans took over egg whisking, a moment that became a touchpoint for the film but later proved ambiguous.
Cinematic Style
David Bolen's cinematography uses available light to create striking, claustrophobic images with square framing.
Holmes' Claim
Holmes claimed she never lied about anything, a statement that feels like a lie given the film's exploration of reality.
Film's Impact
The documentary transcends Elizabeth Holmes gossip, exploring the ocean of mystery that remains even after extensive questioning.
The key point
Nathan Fielder's documentary explores Elizabeth Holmes' life post-Theranos fraud with comedic misunderstandings and reality distortions.
