The Hollywood Reporter reports that the Telluride Film Festival recently pulled off one of its best-kept secrets in years with a surprise premiere of a new documentary. On Sunday night, festival attendees entered a 650-seat theater, phones locked away, with no prior knowledge of the film, only informed that it ran nearly three hours, had not been shown elsewhere, and that its co-directors, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, would be present in the audience. The documentary, titled “You Can See Everything,” focuses on Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, and her husband, Billy Evans, capturing their lives during the 34 days preceding Holmes’s reporting to federal prison in May 2023 to serve an 11-year sentence for defrauding investors regarding her blood-testing technology.
The article notes that since her incarceration, Holmes’s legal challenges have largely been unsuccessful, with appeals to overturn her conviction and reduce her sentence being rejected in February of the previous year. Additionally, Holmes pursued a clemency petition to President Trump, which remains pending. The documentary’s access to Holmes and Evans is described as shocking, with Fielder reportedly residing in the couple’s guest house during filming. Furthermore, the buzz surrounding the film is attributed in part to the involvement of an A-list actress who becomes integral to the narrative. A24 is scheduled to release “You Can See Everything” in October, and a trailer for the film is available for viewing. Source