A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary opens in about 800 theaters
You Can See Everything, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is projected to debut at up to $8 million in North America.
A24's documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, You Can See Everything, opened in about 800 theaters across North America, according to IndieWire. The film is projecting a debut of up to $8 million.
The documentary was co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and was produced in secret over three years. It was first revealed with a mystery screening at the Telluride Film Festival six weeks before the article, followed by sold-out screenings at the New York Film Festival and the Academy Museum in Los Angeles.
The New York Film Festival agreed with A24 to withhold posting the post-screening conversation until after opening weekend, festival director Dennis Lim said.
In 2023, a seven-person crew began visiting the home of Holmes and her partner, Billy Evans. In 2025, journalist Jeff Sneider reported a rumor about Fielder working on a project involving meeting Holmes while she was in prison.
Last year, A24 kicked off the marketing of Marty Supreme at NYFF.
Quick answers
What is You Can See Everything about?
It is a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
When does You Can See Everything open in theaters?
It opened in about 800 theaters across North America.
How much is You Can See Everything projected to debut?
The film is projecting a debut of up to $8 million.