You Can See Everything Sparks Frenzy in Europe Ahead of Release

Key Points:

• Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary "You Can See Everything" about Elizabeth Holmes is generating unprecedented international anticipation, with tickets selling out early in the U.K. and France ahead of their respective release dates.
• The film is expected to break box office records for documentaries in the U.K., potentially surpassing the £6.55 million gross of "Fahrenheit 9/11," and will open widely in around 500 cinemas there on Nov. 20.
• In France, advance screenings sold out rapidly, leading to a staggered release strategy starting with sneak previews on Dec. 1, timed to coincide with the holiday season to accommodate the film’s nearly three-hour runtime.
• Sony is rolling out the film across 29 international territories between Nov. 19 and Dec. 9, including major markets in Scandinavia, Germany, India, Mexico, South Korea, and Brazil, reflecting broad global interest.
• Promotional activities will be minimal to preserve the film’s mystery and avoid spoilers, with limited Q&As mainly for awards voters; some content, such as a scene with graphic nudity, will be censored in Middle Eastern markets due to local laws.