Is 'You Can See Everything' Even Eligible For More Awards?

Key Points:

• The A24 documentary "You Can See Everything," co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, features Fielder both behind the camera and as a participant alongside Elizabeth Holmes, continuing his signature blend of fiction and reality.
• Fielder's previous projects, such as "Nathan for You," "The Rehearsal," and "The Curse," have defied traditional genre classifications, complicating their eligibility and categorization for awards like the Emmys.
• While critics' awards like the Critics Choice Awards may consider acting performances in documentaries eligible, the Golden Globes exclude documentaries from all motion picture categories, limiting "You Can See Everything"'s eligibility there.
• The Screen Actors Guild Awards prohibit documentaries in motion picture categories but allow for a petition process to consider exceptions, though no acting campaign is currently announced for the film.
• According to A24 insiders, if an acting campaign were mounted, Nathan Fielder's performance in "You Can See Everything" would be eligible for consideration at the Oscars.