Overview
- A24 released the full trailer Wednesday for You Can See Everything and set a theatrical release date of October 16 with New York Film Festival and nationwide screenings planned.
- The nearly three‑hour film grew from filmmakers living and recording with Holmes starting 34 days before she began her prison term and continued follow up over roughly three years.
- Trailer footage emphasizes Holmes’s insistence that she did nothing wrong while the film uses both observational footage and staged reenactments to interrogate her persona.
- Critics who saw the secret Telluride premiere gave strong early praise for the film’s daring approach, which some reviewers described as head‑spinning and unsettling.
- The project revives public attention on Theranos by showing how its failed blood‑testing claims led to Holmes’s wire fraud convictions and is prompting fresh debate over consent, subject control, and the responsibilities of documentarians.