A new documentary exploring the life of Elizabeth Holmes has captivated audiences with its limited theatrical run, selling out 2,000 shows across the U.S. over the weekend. The nearly three-hour film, You Can See Everything, premiered on 855 screens, drawing crowds eager to see comedian Nathan Fielder’s satirical take on Holmes’s story before its broader release. Known for blending sharp humor with real-world subjects, the project has already sparked anticipation among fans of both documentary and comedy genres. Whether it delivers on its promise of biting wit or deeper insight remains to be seen as more viewers tune in.
Comedian and satirist Nathan Fielder’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes drew 2,000 sold-out shows in its limited release across the United States. The documentary – called “You Can See Everything” – was released on 855 screens over the weekend, with sold-out shows showing the nearly three-hour film that was expected to focus on Holmes’s life before...
