You Can See Everything

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Thirty-four days before she's sent to prison, notorious Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon becomes a mind-bending three-year journey into the abyss.

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Nathan Fielder's ironclad commitment to the bit is pushed to its limit in You Can See Everything, an inscrutable Rorschach Test of Elizabeth Holmes' psyche that's as absorbing as it is haunting.

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You Can See Everything flips the documentary form on its head, adding surreal layers to this complex portrait of Holmes and her life -- with questions about how much of either can truly be seen.

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Perri Nemiroff

Perri Nemiroff (YouTube)

2 days ago

4.5/5

It was just utterly fascinating to me.

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Laura Marsh

The New Republic

3 days ago

The most impressive thing about You Can See Everything is the way it recognizes the dangers of parody and makes room for Holmes’s humanity.

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Radheyan Simonpillai

CBC Radio

3 days ago

Nathan does what he does best, making this story a playground so he can boobytrap reality with artifice. It's thrilling, dizzying and leaves you with an overwhelming feeling of distrust that resonates with the mood and anxiety of the moment we're all in.

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Deniz Arslan

Battle Royale With Cheese

10 hrs ago

4/10

What can you get from distilling a single grape for three hours? Only a few drops. Fielder’s effort resembles this.

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Diego Batlle

Otroscines.com

21 hrs ago

4.5/5

In a cinematic ecosystem where there isn't much room for this type of portrait and formal experimentation, You Can See Everything emerges as a provocative and biting rarity...[Full review in Spanish]

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Robert Horton

The Scarecrow

23 hrs ago

3.5/4

Revels in long pauses and suggestive silences. Very often, those pauses contain multitudes. They are the pauses that professional documentary-makers cut out of their movies. You will be glad Fielder and Oppenheim left them in.

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38 min ago

I didn’t understand this at all. It’s unusual for a documentary filmmaker himself to appear in 100% of the movie. I’m not sure what his purpose or motivation. To uncover was. And Amanda Seyfried’s participation is also curious. Maybe I’m just Not that smart. Went over my head

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Angelique

1 hr ago

I really enjoyed this documentary. It takes you on a mind bending ride and you start to question your own understanding of people’s behavior. I found myself going through several emotions from empathy to anger and then questioning what I was witnessing. I love the turn this movie took and the ability to provide a perspective that I was not expecting but also helping to reinforce what I already know to be true. Wild ride for sure.

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Janice Mobed

2 hrs ago

Almost walked out. So boring and the closeups gave me a headache

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Ben

2 hrs ago

God I hated this. Nothing happens at all.

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knox

3 hrs ago

simply incredible

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Jason H

5 hrs ago

Very engaging and thought provoking documentary. Well done, loved it

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Synopsis

Thirty-four days before she's sent to prison, notorious Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon becomes a mind-bending three-year journey into the abyss.

Director: Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim
Producer: Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim, Tatiana Bears, Maggie Ambrose, Jack Davis
Distributor: A24
Production Co: A24, Blow Out Productions, To Be Formed
Rating: R (Language|Some Graphic Nudity)
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Oct 16, 2026, Wide
Runtime: 2h 54m
Aspect Ratio: Academy (1.33:1)

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