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‘You Can See Everything’ Is Peak White People’s Business
- “You Can See Everything” follows Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans during the 34 days before Holmes reports to federal prison.
- The documentary examines communication and how poor communication can produce serious, avoidable consequences.
- Before Holmes’s incarceration, Holmes and Evans pitch investors on a new venture resembling Theranos, with some potential investors appearing interested.
- The writer argues that trust in wealthy white people may help explain why Holmes and Evans continued to receive attention and access.
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‘You Can See Everything’ Is Peak White People’s Business
While race is not at the forefront of You Can See Everything, it is a fascinating portrait of the manipulative power of whiteness.
·Silver Spring, United States
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The documentary about tech fraudster Elizabeth Holmes takes the audience to ethical grey areas. This makes "You Can See Everything" more exciting than any horror film.
·Germany
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