A24 Documentary ‘You Can See Everything’ Explores Elizabeth Holmes’ Life Before Prison

The A24 documentary “You Can See Everything,” directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows the life of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans ahead of her 11-year prison sentence. The film features celebrity recreations, including Amanda Seyfried returning to play Holmes and Christopher Abbott portraying Evans.

Following its surprise premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, the documentary highlights several bizarre and controversial moments from the couple's lives and their interactions with the filmmakers. Viewers can verify details of the film by checking official theater listings and announcements from A24.

Key Highlights from the Documentary

• Celebrity Stand-ins: Amanda Seyfried and Christopher Abbott reenact private conversations and meetings involving Fielder, Oppenheim, Holmes, and Evans.
• Unusual Interactions: The film captures tense domestic dynamics, including an early breakfast scene involving an egg-whisking incident and Evans' control over minor details.
• Post-Incarceration Focus: After Holmes begins her prison sentence, the documentary continues to follow Evans, his new pets, and his use of an AI-generated version of Holmes.

Practical implications for viewers include understanding the blending of documentary reporting and staged reenactments pioneered in Fielder's previous work. No official streaming dates have been confirmed beyond its current theatrical run.