From TechCrunch · Amanda Silberling · · 1m
Space station gets film before Europe does
A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary will screen on the International Space Station before it reaches UK cinemas.
In brief
A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary will screen on the International Space Station before it reaches UK cinemas. NASA will screen 'You Can See Everything' on the International Space Station before the film opens in Europe, where release dates remain months away. Originally reported by TechCrunch.
Documentary heads to orbit
A24 announced on Instagram that NASA requested to screen 'You Can See Everything' on the International Space Station. The Elizabeth Holmes documentary has reached number one at the box office.
European release dates lag far behind
The film won't come out in the UK until November twenty, while French viewers must wait until December thirty. Sony Pictures acquired rights for Germany, Latin America and South Korea but hasn't announced plans.
Space easier than London
Astronauts on the International Space Station will see 'You Can See Everything' before audiences in London can watch it in theaters. The film is currently more accessible in low Earth orbit than in the UK.
“it is currently easier to watch "You Can See Everything" in low Earth orbit than in London”
The bottom line
NASA will screen 'You Can See Everything' on the International Space Station before the film opens in Europe, where release dates remain months away.
