Nathan Fielder’s 3-Hour Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Premieres at NY Film Fest
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Updated · The Guardian · Oct 1
Nathan Fielder’s 3-Hour Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Premieres at NY Film Fest
3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Oct 1
Summary
You Can See Everything debuted Wednesday at the New York Film Festival, unveiling Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s three-hour documentary built around Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans.
2023 footage drives the film: Holmes, awaiting the start of her 11-year prison sentence, invited cameras into the family’s home to argue her innocence and potentially reset her image after Theranos.
Fielder’s on-camera questioning becomes the engine of the film, turning Holmes’s attempt at self-rehabilitation into a tense, self-referential clash over trust, performance and who is manipulating whom.
The premiere capped weeks of buzz fueled by a one-minute Holmes-Fielder clip, and the film is set for U.S. release on Oct. 16, with UK and Australian dates still unannounced.