Overview
- As of Thursday, October 15, 2026, You Can See Everything holds a 100% Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer from 55 published critics’ reviews.
- A24 will open the 174‑minute documentary in about 800 North American theaters on October 16, and industry reports forecast a projected opening weekend in the roughly $7–8 million range.
- The film faces heavy commercial competition from Street Fighter and Whalefall, which are scheduled to open the same weekend in several thousand theaters with much higher box‑office estimates.
- Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the documentary was filmed in the weeks before Elizabeth Holmes began her federal sentence, premiered at Telluride, and has drawn praise for its daring form while also raising ethical questions about embedded access and the filmmakers’ on‑camera interventions.
- If the film converts critical momentum into audience turnout it could become a rare documentary box‑office success and strengthen awards-season attention, but its long runtime and production methods may intensify discussions about documentary ethics and the real‑world effects on the people filmed.