Nathan Fielder reveals surprise documentary on Elizabeth Holmes
A24 says the nearly three-hour film follows Holmes in the weeks before prison and drew strong reactions after a secret Telluride screening.
- 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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