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‘You Can’t See Anything’: the slow rollout of Nathan Fielder’s movie is agony for foreign filmgoers
Strong reviews and word of mouth are driving a surprise box-office run, while overseas fans face staggered rollouts and long waits.
- On its second weekend, the meta-documentary 'You Can See Everything' expanded to more than 2,600 theaters across America and Canada; directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the film about Elizabeth Holmes has become a significant box-office success.
- Produced in near-secret, the documentary's existence remained known to fewer than 10 A24 staff for years; this covert strategy drove immediate buzz after the Telluride Film Festival in early September but left the studio with limited time to finalize international distribution and marketing.
- One 39-year-old Berlin resident drove 93 miles to Poland for a screening, while others actively mute social media keywords to protect against potential spoilers; international fans face an agonizing wait for local releases.
- Following a bidding war, Sony Pictures secured distribution rights for India, South Korea, Germany, and other regions; a Sony representative stated that release dates are still being finalized while the company works to launch the film internationally as quickly as possible.
- In Australia, Palace Cinemas reported faster single-day pre-sales for 'You Can See Everything' than any film since Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, signaling strong demand despite staggered global release windows extending into December.
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In the United States and Canada, “You Can See Everything” — Nathan Fielder’s and Lance Oppenheim’s metadocumentary about Elizabeth Holmes — is a box office success, a critically acclaimed work and a phenomenon that has...
‘You Can’t See Anything’: the slow rollout of Nathan Fielder’s movie is agony for foreign filmgoers
By David Mack, CNN (CNN) — In the US and Canada, “You Can See Everything,” Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s meta-documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, is a box-office success, a critical darling and a word-of-mouth sensation. But foreign filmgoers, like Ilia Krasilshchik, have been experiencing a very real sense of FOMO. When the 39-year-old Berlin resident
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