Nathan Fielder's Documentary on Elizabeth Holmes Drops Trailer
WHO:
TechCrunch - Nathan Fielder, Elizabeth Holmes
Deadline - A24, Lance Oppenheim
Variety - Elizabeth Holmes, Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim
WHAT:
Inc - The film has received rave reviews from critics who attended early showings.
TechCrunch - A full trailer for "You Can See Everything" has been released by A24.
Deadline - The teaser for "You Can See Everything" went viral earlier this month.
TechCrunch - A trailer for Nathan Fielder’s documentary on Elizabeth Holmes has been released.
Deadline - The documentary titled "You Can See Everything" is set to be released on October 16.
Variety - The documentary is 174 minutes long and follows Elizabeth Holmes during her final days of freedom and her first few weeks of imprisonment.
WHERE:
Deadline - The documentary premiered at the Telluride Film Festival.
WHEN:
Deadline - The release date for "You Can See Everything" is confirmed for October 16.
WHY:
Variety - The documentary is described as mysterious and highly anticipated, heating up awards season.
HOW:
Variety - Nathan Fielder lives with Elizabeth Holmes, makes her cry, and interrogates her husband in the documentary.
(UPDATED September 23, 2026 18:00 UTC)
The film has received rave reviews from critics who attended early showings. Many are praising its engaging storyline and impressive performances. Audiences are eagerly anticipating its official release.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 16:59 UTC)
A24 has just released a full trailer for the highly anticipated film "You Can See Everything." Earlier this month, a teaser for the movie went viral, capturing the attention of audiences everywhere. Fans are eagerly awaiting more details as the release date approaches.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 15:00 UTC)
A trailer for Nathan Fielder’s highly anticipated documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, titled "You Can See Everything," has just been released, showcasing a gripping narrative that follows Holmes during her final days of freedom and her initial weeks of imprisonment. The documentary, which runs for 174 minutes, premiered at the Telluride Film Festival and is set to hit screens on October 16. In a unique approach, Fielder not only lives with Holmes but also makes her cry and interrogates her husband, adding layers of intrigue to this mysterious film as it heats up the awards season.