Documentary 'You Can See Everything' Explores Elizabeth Holmes' Final Days Before Prison, Raises Questions on Deception
Filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's A24 documentary, 'You Can See Everything,' offers a look into the 34 days Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, spent outside federal prison in 2023. The film, released on October 16, aims to present Holmes' perspective and counter negative public portrayals following her conviction for defrauding Theranos investors. The documentary opens with Holmes' partner, Billy Evans, inviting the filmmakers into their San Diego County beach rental, with Holmes promising full transparency. However, the narrative quickly shifts to themes of deception and manipulation, prompting viewers to question the authenticity of Holmes, Evans, and even Fielder's own portrayal. The film humanizes Holmes by showing her as a mother navigating life with young children while preparing for incarceration, contrasting sharply with her public image as a tech visionary or the various negative labels she has received. Holmes maintains that she never lied and always believed in her device's cap...
