Elizabeth Holmes and Husband Billy Haven't Seen You Can See Everything
The Hollywood Reporter • • entertainment
Key Points:
- The documentary "You Can See Everything," co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, chronicles Elizabeth Holmes in the month before her prison sentence, capturing her life with her husband and children over three years.
- The film premiered at Telluride, screened at the New York Film Festival, and had a star-studded event in Los Angeles featuring celebrities like Steven Yeun, Elizabeth Olsen, and Aziz Ansari.
- Holmes herself approached A24 to make the documentary, though she and her husband had limited knowledge of the directors' previous work, leading to a unique and uneasy collaboration.
- Communication between the filmmakers and Holmes' husband, Billy Evans, deteriorated during post-production, resulting in neither Holmes nor Evans having seen the final film.
- The documentary, which includes Fielder appearing on camera to confront the couple's delusions, is set for theatrical release on October 16.
