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Elizabeth Holmes Documentary 'You Can See Everything' Earns 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score
The 174-minute film has drawn awards buzz and speculation about an Oscar nomination after Holmes gave the crew rare access to her home.
Nathan Fielder's highly anticipated documentary, You Can See Everything, premieres in U.S. theaters on Friday, October 16, with critics calling the film about convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes "the film of the year."
Co-Directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the 174-minute film captures Holmes in her home 34 days before she began serving an 11-year prison sentence, with filming conducted in secret over three years.
Rotten Tomatoes awarded the project a perfect score of 100 per cent, while Metacritic gave it 97 and labeled it "universal acclaim." Both scores substantiate the critical enthusiasm.
Screen Daily praised the documentary for demonstrating "the fallacy of reality in art while acknowledging that everyone—including the filmmakers and Holmes and Evans—distorts the truth for their own purposes."
A viral teaser released last month featuring an unblinking Holmes claiming she has "nothing to deceive you on" generated significant unease. Critics warn the documentary is "like nothing you've ever seen" and "it will break your brain.