Sony Sets 29-Territory Rollout for 'You Can See Everything'
The documentary opens in Germany on Dec. 3 and Poland on Nov. 6, while U.K. chains add screenings after early sellouts.
Sony will release You Can See Everything across its 29 territories on dates running from Nov. 19 to Dec. 9, according to Variety. The documentary, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, opens in the U.K. on Nov. 20.
In the U.K., tickets began selling out a month before that opening, and chains Picturehouse and Cineworld added extra screenings. A24 is self-releasing the film in the U.K., where it will open in around 500 cinemas.
Sony's European dates include Poland on Nov. 6 and Germany on Dec. 3, with Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden opening within 48 hours from Nov. 19.
French previews ahead of Dec. 30 opening
Metropolitan Filmexport will open the film in France on Dec. 30 and has scheduled nationwide sneak previews on Dec. 1 across roughly 100 theaters. Talks are underway to bring Fielder and Oppenheim to major premieres overseas.
The film focuses on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Metropolitan bought it from A24 at Toronto shortly after its surprise Telluride premiere, and Sony acquired rights for large parts of Europe, Asia, the Middle East and South America before the opening U.S. weekend.
Quick answers
When does You Can See Everything open in the U.K.?
It opens in the U.K. on Nov. 20, released by A24 in around 500 cinemas.
When does the film open in France?
Metropolitan Filmexport opens it in France on Dec. 30, with nationwide sneak previews on Dec. 1 across roughly 100 theaters.
Who directed You Can See Everything?
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim co-directed the documentary.