“You Can See Everything” has become a highly anticipated movie that viewers are eager to discuss without spoiling the plot. This led to a surge in theater attendance during its opening weekend, generating over $15 million in ticket sales. The documentary, focusing on Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos and a convicted fraudster, had a limited release in 855 theaters across Canada and the U.S.
Receiving rave reviews post-debut, the film achieved a remarkable 99% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 4.8 score on Letterboxd, making it the highest-rated movie on the platform. The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, captured the last 34 days of Holmes’ life before she began serving her prison sentence.
Critics and audiences were captivated by the movie’s immersive experience, with people leaning in, gasping, and applauding during screenings. The unique dynamic between Fielder and Holmes in the documentary intrigued viewers, with Hart praising Fielder’s provocative interviewing style and the film’s ability to challenge perceptions of truth.
Distributed by A24, known for collaborating with visionary filmmakers, “You Can See Everything” adds to the company’s list of successful films. The movie’s thought-provoking narrative has sparked conversations and left audiences pondering various themes. Hart emphasized the film’s impact on sparking discussions and shared experiences among viewers, igniting curiosity and leaving lingering questions.
