A teaser trailer for the documentary “You Can See Everything” may have left viewers feeling uneasy, and the full-length version only amplifies that discomfort. Directed by Canadian filmmaker Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the film offers a glimpse into the days leading up to Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ imprisonment for defrauding investors.
Fielder and his crew adopt a critical stance, challenging Holmes as she maintains her innocence, even shedding a tear during the intense interviews. The documentary promises a deep dive into Holmes’ complex persona, described by production company A24 as a “mind-bending, three-year journey into the abyss.”
The trailer also touches on Holmes’ relationship with her husband, Billy Evans, a scion of a successful hotelier family, who met Holmes as Theranos faced a downfall. Holmes, once hailed as the youngest self-made female billionaire in the U.S., faced federal charges in 2015 for misleading claims about her blood-testing technology.
Fielder, renowned for his satirical series “Nathan for You,” questions Evans about his ties to Holmes, probing if he had concerns about being duped. The couple welcomed their first child in August 2021, shortly before Holmes was convicted of fraud charges. Despite the tumultuous events, Holmes announced her second pregnancy after her sentencing.
The documentary, slated for release on October 16, delves into the enigmatic world of Elizabeth Holmes, offering a compelling narrative that will intrigue audiences.