Elizabeth Holmes Documentary 'You Can See Everything' Opens in October
The documentary was shot in the 34 days between Holmes's sentencing and her imprisonment, and the teaser shows Fielder pressing her on whether she means what she says, with Gleiberman noting the film does not defend her.
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The documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, co-directed by comedian Nathan Fielder, will hit theaters in October 2026. Filming took place over 34 days after Holmes was sentenced to 11 years and 3 months in prison and before she was incarcerated. The 174-minute film features a teaser with just two people: Holmes denying the fraud allegations and Fielder pressing her on sincerity. Variety's Owen Gleiberman says the film does not defend Holmes.
Theranos raised more than $600 million from investors on the claim that a few drops of fingertip blood could run more than 200 blood tests at low cost. A24 distributes the film, and its teaser screened unannounced at the Telluride Film Festival.
The teaser has two people on screen. Holmes denies the fraud allegations: "I promise you I'm not that kind of person. I would never do anything to deceive you." Fielder asks whether that was sincere. "I'm always serious," she replies.
Gleiberman describes the film as layering reality and performance, deception and madness, drawing the audience into a mysterious space where everything intersects. The film opens in October 2026. Whether it will screen in Japan was not known as of writing.
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