“You Can See Everything,” a documentary associated with Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, wins multiple awards at the 11th annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards in New York.
Across outlets, the film is repeatedly described as the dominant winner. Forbes, Deadline, and IndieWire all report it takes major honors and frames its success as sweeping across the awards it was nominated for. Deadline adds that the documentary chronicles the final days of Elizabeth Holmes before she goes to prison. IndieWire specifies the number of awards received, describing five wins including the top prize.
Other coverage highlights additional ceremony details. The Hollywood Reporter foregrounds recognition of other nonfiction filmmakers, noting honors for Ron Howard and Jehane Noujaim at the same event. Taken together, the reports emphasize the documentary’s leading performance while acknowledging that the ceremony also features other award recipients and honors beyond the single film.
