Canadian filmmaker Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary “You Can See Everything” offers a riveting look into the days leading up to Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ incarceration. The film crew, notably Fielder, challenges Holmes with probing inquiries as she maintains her innocence, even shedding a tear during the interview. A24 describes the documentary as a deep dive into an enigmatic criminal’s psyche over three years.
The trailer also delves into Holmes’s relationship with her husband, Billy Evans, who hails from a family of successful hoteliers and met her as Theranos faced its downfall. Holmes, once lauded as the youngest self-made female billionaire in the U.S., faced legal troubles in 2015 for allegedly defrauding investors with claims of groundbreaking medical technology.
Fielder, renowned for his satirical show “Nathan for You,” questions Evans in the documentary about his perception of Holmes. The film sheds light on their personal life, including the birth of their first child in 2021, shortly before Holmes’ conviction for fraud. Despite Fielder’s skepticism, Evans stands by Holmes, asserting his trust in her honesty.
“You Can See Everything” is set for release in theaters on October 16, offering audiences a deep dive into the complexities of Elizabeth Holmes’ life and downfall.