Updated
Updated · Engadget · Sep 7
A24 Sets October Release for 3-Hour Elizabeth Holmes Documentary as She Tries to Clear Her Name
Updated
Updated · Engadget · Sep 7

A24 Sets October Release for 3-Hour Elizabeth Holmes Documentary as She Tries to Clear Her Name

3 articles · Updated · Engadget · Sep 7

Summary

  • October is the target for A24’s theatrical release of “You Can See Everything,” a three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
  • 2023 footage shot just before Holmes reported to prison forms the film’s core, with Holmes granting the filmmakers extensive access in an effort to clear her name.
  • A24’s teaser shows Holmes in intense exchanges with Fielder, while the film reportedly includes “innovative recreations” and a discussion with partner Billy Evans about launching a new Theranos.
  • The project arrives after two earlier documentaries and a Hulu miniseries on Theranos, but Holmes appears to embrace this portrayal—sharing the trailer herself while serving an 11-year sentence for defrauding investors.

Insights

With Fielder living in her home, what bizarre realities of Elizabeth Holmes's final days of freedom will this new documentary expose?
Did a convicted fraudster manage to manipulate one of documentary film's most skeptical directors during their three-year intimate project?