Elizabeth Holmes talks to comedian Nathan Fielder in documentary trailer
- A24 premiered the surprise documentary "You Can See Everything" on Sunday at the Telluride Film Festival, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and exploring convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
- Holmes founded Theranos, a health technology company that defrauded investors of nearly $1 billion; her story was previously dramatized in the Hulu series "The Dropout" and the documentary "The Inventor."
- Security at the Herzog Theatre was tight, with A24 requiring attendees to check in cell phones as the film follows Holmes starting "Thirty-four" days before her prison sentence begins.
- In a teaser released Sunday, Holmes insists "I'm not that person. I don't have anything to deceive you on" while serving over 11 years at federal prison in Bryan, Texas.
- Fielder, known for the HBO series "The Rehearsal," and Oppenheim, director of "Primetime," have created a significant collaboration releasing in October through A24.
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Where Is Elizabeth Holmes Now? Inside The Theranos Founder's Life After Fraud Conviction
Helmed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the documentary You Can See Everything premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on September 6, 2026 (ET). The documentary follows the story of Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before she was sent to prison and the three-year period after that. While the documentary is scheduled for a theatrical release by A24 in October 2026, netizens are curious to know where she is now.
Teaser: "You Can See Everything" Doco
A24 has premiered the teaser trailer for “You Can See Everything,” the new documentary feature that just held a secret screening at the Telluride Film Festival. Hot on the heels of that surprise, A24 announced the film would be released in cinemas in October and dropped this decidedly uncomfortable teaser. Nathan Fielder (“The Rehearsal”) and […]
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BizTocHere's what critics who saw Nathan Fielder's secret Elizabeth Holmes doc are saying
A24 surprised critics at the Telluride Film Festival with a screening of an Elizabeth Holmes documentary. Here were some of their impressions.
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