Nathan Fielder’s new documentary, “You Can See Everything,” receives an audience preview and teaser release as it moves toward a wider release. Multiple outlets report that the film had a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival, with attendees seeing a first look that was not widely known in advance.
The documentary focuses on Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder convicted of fraud, and it covers the period leading up to and including the time around her imprisonment. NBC News, Inc. Magazine, and others describe the film as drawing on unusual access that Fielder obtains before Holmes goes to prison. The Independent also reports that the project is made in secret over three years.
Across coverage, “You Can See Everything” is characterized as distinctive in style and access. Deadline, Rolling Stone, and the Hollywood Reporter describe it as unlike typical documentaries, including the presence of co-director Lance Oppenheim and an offbeat, reality-bending approach highlighted by early reactions to the trailer and preview. Times of India adds that A24 released a teaser and that the documentary is scheduled for a theatrical release in October.
