Fielder, whose career is defined by an uncanny commitment to social discomfort and the deconstruction of human artifice, turns his focus toward the Theranos saga. The project promises a departure from standard true-crime narratives, likely leveraging his signature ability to force subjects and audiences alike into long, reflective silences regarding the nature of truth and performance.
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Nathan Fielder to Profile Elizabeth Holmes in A24 Documentary
The surreal intersection of deadpan comedy and corporate scandal arrives this autumn as A24 prepares to release "You Can See Everything," a documentary exploring the psyche of disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes through the lens of filmmaker Nathan Fielder, set to hit theaters on October 16.
Elizabeth Holmes remains a polarizing figure, still maintaining her innocence long after the collapse of her blood-testing startup. The documentary attempts to reconcile her public defiance with the reality of her legal downfall. For those familiar with Fielder’s previous work, the collaboration suggests a deep dive into the performative aspects of Silicon Valley hubris, arriving in cinemas just as public fascination with the Theranos scandal reaches a new, experimental stage.
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