'You Can See Everything' Becomes A24's Third-Biggest Film
IndieWire • • entertainment
Key Points:
- "You Can See Everything," a documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, has grossed nearly $80 million domestically, becoming A24's third-highest-grossing release in North America.
- The film surpassed "Everything Everywhere All at Once," an Oscar-winning movie that earned $77 million, positioning itself behind only "Backrooms" ($197 million) and "Marty Supreme" ($96 million) among A24 releases.
- Despite its domestic success, "You Can See Everything" has yet to be released internationally, and its appeal outside Silicon Valley remains uncertain; however, with a $7 million budget, it is already highly profitable.
- The documentary also became the second highest-grossing documentary in North America, surpassing "March of the Penguins" ($77 million) and trailing only Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" ($119 million), excluding music documentaries with higher earnings.
- Directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim are now in high demand following the film's success.
