Overview
- The film premiered as Telluride’s unannounced secret screening on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, where attendees were required to surrender phones and screening security was tightly enforced.
- A24 confirmed the project is titled You Can See Everything and says it begins 34 days before Holmes reported to prison and evolved into a roughly three-year filmmaking project.
- A public teaser released by A24 centers on a tense exchange in which Holmes insists she has “nothing to deceive you on” and tells Nathan Fielder, “I’m always being real.”
- Reporting says the directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim were granted unusually intimate access — Vanity Fair reports Fielder lived with Holmes and her partner during production — and the finished film runs about 174 minutes.
- The documentary arrives in theaters in October with no exact date announced and early Telluride reactions describe the film as unsettling and formally boundary-pushing while raising questions about performance, representation and the ethics of access.