Elizabeth Holmes Called Nathan Fielder the Day Before ‘You Can See Everything’ Hit Theaters

A24's "You Can See Everything," a documentary featuring director Nathan Fielder living with disgraced Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes and her family, has generated significant buzz. The film opened to $15 million in its first weekend. In an interview with Wired, Fielder revealed a conversation he had with Holmes shortly before the movie's release.

Just before the interview, Fielder noticed he had missed a call from Holmes, which she called back. She had not spoken to him in over six months, and she had not called him in any other way. However, Fielder missed her calls, and a third came in when he was checking his phone. Holmes mentioned at some point that you cannot call back the number; one must pick it up.

Fielder answered and asked Holmes how she was doing. Holmes asked about Fielder's wellbeing and inquired about his thoughts on the film and its reception. She had seen some coverage of the film, but not all of it, as she had heard things but not read anything. In the end, Holmes told Fielder, "I trust you," which caught him off guard.

He repeated that she said it twice, expressing his inability to speculate further. Fielder remains puzzled by Holmes' repeated use of "I trust you."