Overview
- The film, titled You Can See Everything, debuted as Telluride’s secret Sunday screening on Sept. 6 and attendees were asked to check in their phones to prevent leaks.
- A24 confirmed the movie and released a teaser that centers on an intense exchange between Fielder and Holmes and announces an October theatrical run.
- According to the studio logline and multiple reports, filming began 34 days before Holmes reported to prison and expanded into a three‑year effort that included prison visits and prolonged access to Holmes and her husband.
- Festival coverage says the documentary runs roughly 172–174 minutes, deliberately blurs documentary and performance, and contains an unexpected high-profile cameo that the filmmakers asked audiences not to reveal.
- The film returns public attention to Holmes’s Theranos conviction and raises ethical questions about access to incarcerated subjects and how filmmakers shape a subject’s narrative, which could drive wider debate when the movie reaches theaters.