Overview
- You Can See Everything opened wide on October 16 and has become a major box-office and cultural phenomenon, earning tens of millions domestically and intense public attention.
- Billy Evans held an Ask Me Anything on X that sought to correct how he is portrayed, saying he does not control Elizabeth Holmes, that he does not regret participating, and that he and Holmes discussed his actions while she is incarcerated.
- Coverage now centers on a disputed full-frontal shower scene, with anonymous sources saying Evans felt “violated” while co-director Lance Oppenheim has said the scene was Evans’ idea.
- Evans confirmed he holds power of attorney for Holmes and manages her social accounts, and he said the POA was a legal tool used with her knowledge rather than a substitute for her consent.
- The film’s secretive, embedded shooting and its mix of observational footage and staged devices have raised ongoing ethical and legal questions about consent, profit participation, and awards eligibility that will shape next steps.