“You Can See Everything,” an A24 documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is generating Oscar-season buzz after opening in theaters and securing major campaign discussion. Multiple outlets say it is drawing attention from Academy voters beyond the documentary categories, with prospects outlined for Best Picture consideration.
Across coverage, the framing centers on what the film could mean for Oscar campaigning and category expansion. Variety and Deadline both emphasize the film’s story focus and the range of Oscar categories it could target, including acting-related possibilities, while also noting it contains spoilers and detailing how the documentary portrays Elizabeth Holmes around the period before she reports to prison and beyond. Forbes likewise highlights the potential for a historic Best Picture nomination for a documentary, focusing on box-office momentum.
ComingSoon.net adds an awards-update angle by focusing on the chance that a “surprise star” associated with the documentary could be considered for an acting Oscar. Overall, sources broadly agree on Best Picture potential and on the film’s growing awards visibility, with differences mainly in which categories and narrative elements each outlet foregrounds.
