Thirty-four days before she goes to prison, Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, invites a skeptical film crew to follow her every move. What starts as an intimate portrait of a convicted felon stretches over three years, and fact and fiction become harder and harder to separate. Nathan Fielder (The Rehearsal) and Lance Oppenheimer (Primetime) present this unpredictable, mind-bending meta-documentary about truth and reality.

Reviews

‘You Can See Everything is, somehow, more shocking, twistier, thornier and revealing than billed – a stupefying and gloriously destabilizing hall of psychological mirrors, a thrilling once-in-a-lifetime collision of director and subject.’
★★★★★
Adrian Horton, The Guardian

‘Almost immediately, it’s evident that You Can See Everything pushes the boundaries of documentary filmmaking, and somehow, even after 174 minutes, it leaves us hungry and curious for more.’
★★★★★
Curtly Kelly, IndieWire