A24 Documentary You Can See Everything Earns Nearly 20 Million Dollars

The A24 documentary film You Can See Everything generated nearly 20 million dollars at the box office during its second weekend. Deadline reported that the three hour film earned 19.5 million dollars, representing a 25 percent increase from its opening weekend. IndieWire also reported that the film grossed 19.5 million dollars in its sophomore frame. The film finished second at the box office behind the DC genre release Clayface, which opened to between 24 million and 24.5 million dollars according to reports from Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, and New York Times Arts. [3][4][5][6]

The project was co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. As FTMQ Entertainment reported earlier, the A24 film follows convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes prior to serving her federal prison sentence for fraud. New York Times Arts noted that the documentary includes interviews with Holmes and examines the boundaries between reality and performance. [1][2][4][6][12][13]

Variety reported that director Lance Oppenheim discussed the origin of a shower scene in the documentary featuring Holmes' partner Billy Evans. Oppenheim stated that Evans offered to be filmed while showering and appeared comfortable being filmed without clothing. Additional commentary on the scene was noted by TheWrap, IMDb, and Culture.org. [1][7][8][11]

The box office performance builds on an initial opening frame of 15 million dollars, as FTMQ Entertainment reported earlier. A24 has launched an Academy Award campaign for the film across major categories, including Best Picture and Supporting Actress. [12][13]