Documentary You Can See Everything Strong Box Office Performance Continues

The film You Can See Everything is achieving strong box office success in theaters. The Hollywood Reporter notes that the project is targeting a $20 million revenue figure during its second weekend in release, following an expansion in theaters across the country. [6][7]

Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the documentary features interviews with convicted Theranos executive Elizabeth Holmes. Slate Culture reports that the nearly three-hour movie explores whether Holmes is consciously lying or believing her own claims, while the New York Times Arts indicates the project blends reality and performance. GoldDerby notes that the project was released by A24 and is driving increased interest in related media about Theranos. [1][2][4][9]

The release is drawing significant attention from younger audiences and awards analysts. GoldDerby reports that high engagement on Letterboxd and strong enthusiasm among younger viewers are propelling the project into awards discussions. Variety reports that commentators are also discussing potential Oscar recognition tied to a surprise appearance in the hybrid documentary. [3][5]

You Can See Everything follows Holmes and her partner Billy Evans in the period leading up to the start of her federal prison sentence for defrauding investors. Film crew members were invited to document the couple before her incarceration began. [9]