Available in U.S. theaters since mid-October 2026, the documentary You Can See Everything seems to be a real event. Carried by strong word of mouth, the long film by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is such a success that its distribution has been specially boosted for the occasion. Beyond a teaser in French subtitles that is almost worthy of a horror film, the clearly very meta documentary is getting a release date in France.
“You have to see it to believe it”
The official synopsis states everything you need to know about this work, which promises to be special: “Thirty-four days before her incarceration, Elizabeth Holmes, former Silicon Valley figure and disgraced founder of Theranos, sentenced to more than eleven years in prison for defrauding her investors, invites a crew to film her daily life. But what was supposed to be the intimate portrait of a figure as enigmatic as she is controversial turns into a vertiginous three-year odyssey, where the boundaries between truth, illusion and manipulation blur dangerously” .
To find out whether the promise to “push the boundaries of cinema and draw us into an experience as unsettling as it is unpredictable” is kept, see you on December 30, 2026 at the cinema.
