Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s A24 documentary, *You Can See Everything*, releases new trailer footage showing the filmmakers spending extensive time with convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes during her final days of freedom and early weeks of incarceration. Multiple outlets describe Holmes appearing emotionally exposed as Fielder questions her and interacts with people around her, including her husband.
The reporting also highlights how unusual access the film reportedly includes. Variety says the production used a roughly seven-person crew and long filming sessions, with cameras positioned throughout Holmes’s home, and that the team secretly filmed her in the period leading up to her 11-year prison sentence. Rolling Stone and other outlets tie the trailer’s moments to a theme of investigation and scrutiny rather than a conventional profile.
Outlets differ mainly in emphasis: some focus on the trailer’s viral spread and how it portrays Holmes’s vulnerability, while others focus on production details and the documentary’s tight, immersive setup. The film is set for release after screenings that drew attention, including at Telluride and other festival previews.
