'You Can See Everything' is a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the medical venture Theranos, who deceived many people by claiming that 'a few drops of blood can tell us everything.'
A documentary film titled 'You Can See Everything,' which follows Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and CEO of Theranos, a medical venture that raised over $600 million (approximately 93.6 billion yen) from investors by promising that 'more than 200 blood tests can be performed cheaply with just a few drops of blood taken from a fingertip,' is scheduled to be released in October 2026.
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'You Can See Everything' Review: Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Doc
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According to Owen Greiberman of the film information site The Variety, 'You Can See Everything' was already generating buzz based on pre-release information alone, but the excitement intensified when a teaser trailer was released without prior notice at the Telluride Film Festival .
This is the teaser video. There are only two characters.
You Can See Everything | Official Teaser HD | A24 - YouTube
Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, denied allegations that Theranos had engaged in any wrongdoing, stating, 'I promise you I am not that kind of person. I would never do anything to deceive you.' 'Why would I need to deceive you? There is no reason for me to do so.'
Comedian and co-director of the film, Nathan Fielder, listened to Holmes's story and replied, 'Okay, that's a good story. Are you being honest?'
Holmes immediately replied, 'I am always serious.'
Filming took place during the 34 days between Holmes's sentence of 11 years and 3 months in prison and his subsequent incarceration. The film is 174 minutes long, almost three hours. On the other hand, while the film features in-depth interviews with Holmes himself, Greiberman states that there are no portrayals that defend him, describing it as a film that weaves together reality and acting, deception and madness in a multi-layered way, drawing the audience into a mysterious space where everything intersects.
'You Can See Everything' is scheduled for theatrical release in October 2026. Whether it will be released in Japan is unknown at the time of writing.
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