Overview
- The three-hour documentary You Can See Everything premiered unannounced at the Telluride Film Festival on Sunday and will open theatrically on October 16 with a New York premiere scheduled for September 30.
- Directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim spent roughly three years assembling footage that begins 34 days before Holmes reported to federal prison and reportedly follows her again during her sentence.
- A24 and the filmmakers kept the project tightly secret during production, with reporting saying Fielder lived in Holmes’s home and the studio announced the film only when the Telluride screening began.
- The trailer’s close-up exchange between Fielder and Holmes has gone viral and critics at Telluride praised the film’s genre-bending approach while raising questions about truth, performance, and documentary ethics.
- Reporting tied to the film includes new, partially corroborated claims that Holmes’s partner, Billy Evans, admitted to authoring her prolific X posts and has been fundraising for a stealth diagnostics venture, a detail that has not yet been fully verified.