You Can See Everything, the critically acclaimed documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Primetime filmmaker Lance Oppenheim, is set to release on November 27 in theatres across India. Based on the life and career of Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of the technology company Theranos, the film has already released in North America, where it earned critical acclaim and minted a reported gross collection of over $80 million.
Reportedly, it is the fourth highest-grossing documentary at the North American box office, after Fahrenheit 9/11, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, and Everest. Sony Pictures India, which is set to bring the film to theatres across the country, also dropped a trailer for it on Saturday.
You Can See Everything has garnered much appreciation for its unconventional narrative, and it tells a story showing how Elizabeth Holmes captures attention in markets. It follows Holmes as she has a film crew document all her moves about a month ahead of her prison sentence even as they remain sceptical of her.
What starts off as an up-close and personal exploration of an entrepreneur, who is enigmatic, soon becomes a fascinating three-year-long journey into the abyss, according to a press release from Sony Pictures India.
Amanda Seyfried also played a part in the film's reenactments of its directors' conversations with Holmes and her partner Billy Evans after the businesswoman was sent to prison. Seyfried reprised her role as Holmes from the Hulu series The Dropout.
Holmes is now spending time in prison for a wire fraud-related conspiracy associated with her technology company. According to the United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of California, back in 2022, she was sentenced to serve over 11 years in prison for defrauding those who invested in her company of "hundreds of millions of dollars."
