The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, chronicles the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes. Its rapid ascent to the top of the North American box office prompted global interest, leading Sony Pictures to secure distribution rights for Germany, Latin America, and South Korea. Despite this momentum, the release schedule remains staggered: U.K. viewers face a wait until November 20, while French audiences are slated for a December 30 premiere.
In section Startups & Technology
Astronauts get early access to Elizabeth Holmes documentary
A24 has granted NASA’s request to screen the documentary “You Can See Everything” aboard the International Space Station. While audiences in London and Paris wait until late autumn for the film’s theatrical release, the crew currently orbiting Earth will watch the box office hit ahead of most international markets.
This unconventional screening schedule highlights the peculiar geography of modern distribution. Astronauts will trade complex scientific research for a deep dive into the psychology of a corporate fraudster long before the documentary reaches major European capitals. For now, the most exclusive cinema in the world is located 250 miles above the surface.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!