Does You Can See Everything live up to the hype?
Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes make a mesmerizing and mind-bending match in "You Can See Everything." Review.
When the New York Film Festival's New York premiere of "You Can See Everything" took place on Sept. 30, press, patrons, and the public were buzzing in anticipation. The documentary, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, had been a well-kept secret until A24 dropped a teaser featuring Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in an intimate conversation with Fielder on Sept.
6. The teaser was so preposterous that it turned into an internet sensation, sparking rumors about the film's contents. The New York crowd was giddy to see if the film, co-directed by Fielder and Oppenheim, could live up to the hype. The film's existence was confirmed at a secret screening at the Telluride Film Festival, timed to the teaser debut.
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