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Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Draws Critical Attention

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Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim released a documentary titled 'You Can See Everything' about Elizabeth Holmes, the convicted Theranos founder, following her final days before beginning an 11-year prison sentence. The three-hour film has received widespread critical attention and achieved a record-breaking opening at theaters. The documentary features Holmes and her family, with filmmakers gaining access to her life during this period.

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Left outlets emphasize the film as a "philosophical treatise on the knowability of other people" and focus on why "we're still so obsessed with Elizabeth Holmes." They highlight questions about what "on earth persuades disgraced people" to allow filming and feature her partner Billy Evans as "2026's timeliest villain" who is "Charlie Kirk-loving."

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Center outlets lead with practical questions about the documentary, asking whether "Elizabeth Holmes or Nathan Fielder" are "deceiving us" and noting how "questions left unanswered" by the film. They report on the film's commercial prospects and critical reception metrics, including its near-record Rotten Tomatoes score.

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Right outlets emphasize that audiences are "falling for an illusion" and question "when the documentarian becomes the con." They focus on whether viewers "can trust" Holmes and describe the film as "one of the craziest movies" while providing practical information about streaming availability.

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