A24 Says Its Theranos Documentary Will Screen on the ISS

A24 announced on November 4, 2026, that its documentary You Can See Everything will be screened aboard the International Space Station. The studio shared the news on Instagram, posting an image of a film scene alongside a cropped email screenshot titled "FWD: [EXTERNAL] NASA Request for Private Viewing."

In the caption, A24 said the request had been granted and that the film is coming soon to the ISS. The post did not specify a date for the screening or say who aboard the station would watch it.

Neither NASA nor A24 immediately responded to requests for comment, according to gizmodo.com.

The documentary, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, debuted in U.S. theaters on October 16 and earned $15.6 million in its opening weekend. That was the second-biggest opening for a non-concert documentary, behind Fahrenheit 9/11.

Through the previous Sunday, the film had earned roughly $64.7 million domestically and was number one at the domestic box office that weekend. It follows Elizabeth Holmes during the 34 days before she began serving her federal prison sentence in 2023; Holmes was convicted in 2022 of defrauding investors and sentenced to more than 11 years. Theranos had raised more than $700 million in investments and was valued at roughly $9 billion at its peak.

A film with an unusual afterlife

The documentary recently inspired a lookalike contest in New York City. Holmes has also been the subject of the Hulu miniseries The Dropout, which earned Amanda Seyfried an Emmy.