The two-hour feature follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes during her final weeks before prison.
A24 revealed its secret Telluride Film Festival screening as You Can See Everything, a documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. The project focuses on Elizabeth Holmes, the convicted Theranos founder currently serving a sentence in Bryan, Texas. Filming began 34 days before Holmes entered federal prison, when she invited a crew to document her life. The resulting two-hour feature covers a three-year period, transitioning from an intimate portrait into a complex study of the enigmatic felon. Security at the Herzog Theatre was strict, with attendees required to surrender cell phones before the premiere. Fielder, known for The Rehearsal, and Oppenheim, who recently debuted Primetime at Venice, spent years developing the project. Reports suggest actress Amanda Seyfried may appear in the film in character. A24 will release the documentary in theaters this October following its festival debut.
This release demonstrates how high-profile filmmakers are blending documentary and narrative techniques to revisit widely covered public scandals. For creatives, the project highlights the commercial viability of long-term, access-driven storytelling backed by major independent studios.
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