A new documentary is taking viewers inside the controversial story of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. You Can See Everything comes from A24 and puts Holmes at the center of an unusually intimate look at her life, beliefs and highly publicized downfall.
What Is You Can See Everything About?
The documentary follows Holmes as she reflects on the events surrounding Theranos, the blood-testing company she founded that attracted enormous attention and investment before its technology and business practices came under intense scrutiny.
Rather than relying solely on archival footage and outside interviews, the film takes a more direct approach. Director and comedian Nathan Fielder spends a month living with Holmes as he documents her perspective. Holmes maintains that she did not do anything wrong, giving the documentary an unusual opportunity to hear her side of the story directly.
Who Is In You Can See Everything?
The central figure is Elizabeth Holmes, with Nathan Fielder taking a prominent role as the filmmaker and interviewer. Fielder is known for projects that blur the boundaries between reality and constructed situations, making his approach to the documentary particularly distinctive.
The film is directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and is produced by A24.
How Long Is the Documentary?
You Can See Everything has a runtime of 174 minutes, making it nearly three hours long. The extended runtime allows the documentary to spend considerable time with Holmes rather than presenting a conventional overview of the Theranos scandal.
When Does You Can See Everything Come Out?
A24 has set October 16, 2026 as the documentary’s release date. The film previously premiered at the Telluride Film Festival, where it generated significant attention ahead of its wider release.
With its unusual access to Holmes and Fielder’s unconventional presence behind the camera, You Can See Everything offers a new perspective on a story that has already been explored through documentaries, books, podcasts and television.
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