Nathan Fielder and has no more clarity on Elizabeth Holmes' motives now
A.V. Club • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Filmmakers Fielder and Oppenheim expressed confusion about why Holmes and Evans invited them into their home during Holmes' last month before going to prison in 2023, describing it as an unusual and uncomfortable situation.
- They revealed that they often entered the family's unlocked home early in the morning to capture candid moments, highlighting the invasive nature of their presence.
- Both filmmakers emphasized their willingness to leave the project if the family became uncomfortable, but stated that Holmes and Evans consistently encouraged them to stay.
- Fielder described the experience as a "mindfuck," reflecting the complex and tense dynamics between the filmmakers and the family during this period.
- The interview underscores the ethical and emotional challenges faced by the filmmakers in documenting such an intimate and difficult time for Holmes and Evans.
