Documentary draws record crowds

You Can See Everything, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, earned an estimated fifteen million dollars in its opening weekend, the second-biggest documentary debut ever, behind only Michael Moore's Fahrenheit nine eleven.

Holmes maintains she never lied

The film follows Elizabeth Holmes in the final weeks before she reported to prison in twenty twenty-three.

Shultz barely recognizes the woman

Tyler Shultz, a former Theranos research engineer who helped expose the company's faulty blood-testing technology, barely recognized Holmes on screen.

“The Elizabeth that I knew completely commanded a room, even if that room was full of secretaries of state, secretaries of defense, generals, senators.”

The device shown was never real

In the documentary, Holmes lays out components of a Theranos blood-testing device on a kitchen table.Shultz said she showed a future version never completed and never used on patients.

Shultz accuses Fielder of missing it

When Shultz saw the scene in the theater, his wife had to stop him from shouting that is not the device.

“THAT IS NOT THE DEVICE”

The modest-living story was false

Holmes cultivated an image of a work-obsessed founder who lived modestly.In the documentary she lives in a San Diego rental with her partner Billy Evans and two children.

Holmes now serving federal prison sentence

Once a billionaire, Elizabeth Holmes is now serving a federal prison sentence in Texas. Tyler Shultz does not dismiss Holmes' suffering but wrote that being a victim does not excuse her own conduct.