‘You Can See Everything’ Makes Cinema Eye Honors Audience Choice List
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The documentary film "You Can See Everything," directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, was recently added to the Cinema Eye Honors’ Audience Choice Prize Longlist. This list, which features 16 films including "Ask E. Jean," "The Cycle of Love," "Everest: The Other Side," "NAZA," "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," and "Steal This Story, Please," signifies the film's potential for recognition in the nonfiction filmmaking category.
The final eight in this esteemed group have previously won Oscars for Best Documentary Feature. Despite the subject of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, who was convicted of fraud, not making the Unforgettables Honorees list, the film's inclusion in the Audience Choice Longlist is a significant achievement in the world of documentary cinema.
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