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Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Opens With $15 Million, Biggest for a Doc in 20 Years

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The documentary 'You Can See Everything' about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes opened on 855 screens and earned $15 million in its opening weekend. The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows Holmes in the period before she began serving an 11-year prison sentence for fraud. Multiple outlets report this represents the largest opening for a documentary in North America since 'Fahrenheit 9/11' in 2004.

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The Daily Beast leads by comparing the film's performance to Melania Trump's documentary, saying it "humiliates" the first lady's movie. The Guardian and New York Times focus on the "buzzy" nature of the film and sold-out screenings.

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Forbes publishes multiple pieces analyzing the business implications, including how the film's success drove a "400% surge" in views of the 2022 Hulu series 'The Dropout' and could affect A24's streaming release strategy. The Hill emphasizes the "2,000 sold-out shows" in limited release.

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The New York Post describes the film as "genre-bending" and "mysterious," calling it a documentary that "wows" and "exceeded expectations." Daily Mail focuses on fans demanding an early UK release and mentions an "Oscars push."

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