Co-directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim secured remarkable access to the disgraced executive and her husband, Billy Evans. The footage captures their life during the 34-day window preceding Holmes’s May 2023 surrender to authorities to serve an 11-year term for investor fraud. Reports suggest Fielder lived in the couple’s guest house during the production, resulting in a level of intimacy rarely seen in high-profile legal documentaries. The narrative also includes an unexpected turn featuring a prominent A-list actress who integrates into the couple’s orbit.
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Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim Unveil Secret Elizabeth Holmes Film
Festivalgoers at Telluride were ushered into a darkened theater Sunday night for a surprise screening that defied industry expectations. The project, a nearly three-hour documentary titled You Can See Everything, offers an unprecedented look at Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the final month before she began her federal prison sentence.
Holmes’s legal standing remains unchanged despite her efforts to secure release. Her conviction stands, and federal courts rejected her appeals to shorten the sentence early last year. She has since turned to the executive branch, filing a petition for clemency with President Trump that remains under review. With A24 slated to distribute the film in October, the project promises to reignite public interest in the Theranos scandal just as Holmes’s remaining legal options dwindle.
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