A24 has unveiled a promotional trailer for the forthcoming documentary “You Can See Everything,” which centers on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. The teaser features a notably tense interaction between Holmes and filmmaker Nathan Fielder, with the brief exchange already generating significant intrigue among viewers.
The project, helmed by Fielder and co-director Lance Oppenheim, documents Holmes during the period leading up to her incarceration in 2023. According to A24’s synopsis, the film evolves from what initially appears as a close examination of Holmes into an expansive three-year exploration. The documentary is scheduled for theatrical release this October.
Holmes rose to prominence in Silicon Valley’s tech sector during the 2010s as the head of Theranos, a blood-testing startup. The company’s fortunes shifted dramatically following a 2015 investigative report questioning the accuracy of its diagnostic methods. This reporting triggered additional investigations that exposed fundamental issues with the company’s operations and claims. In 2022, Holmes received a conviction on multiple wire fraud charges after prosecutors demonstrated she had deliberately provided false information to investors regarding her company’s capabilities to secure substantial funding.
The trailer suggests that Holmes maintains a perspective on these events that diverges from the court’s findings and public record, potentially offering viewers an alternative narrative through this documentary examination.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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