Mind-Bending Full Trailer for Nathan Fielder’s Secret Elizabeth Holmes Documentary ‘You Can See Everything’ Drops!
Following a viral teaser earlier this month, A24 has released the full-length theatrical trailer for You Can See Everything (2026).
Clocking in at a massive 174 minutes, the top-secret documentary film is directed by master of cringe-satire Nathan Fielder (The Rehearsal) and acclaimed director Lance Oppenheim (Primetime).
The film follows a mind-bending three-year journey that began when disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes invited Fielder’s crew to document her final 34 days of freedom before reporting to federal prison to serve an 11-year sentence for massive investor fraud.
“What Did She Have to Gain From Me?”
If the initial festival screening at Telluride left audiences stunned, this brand-new official trailer raises the discomfort level to an absolute art form. The new trailer reveals that Fielder didn’t just interview the family—he literally moved into their beachfront home!
The trailer features jaw-dropping, fly-on-the-wall moments of Holmes attempting to navigate a normal domestic life with her young kids while maintaining an unblinking eye contact with Fielder. The ultimate highlight of the new trailer comes when Fielder directly interrogates Holmes’s fiercely loyal partner, Billy Evans.
When Fielder bluntly asks, “Weren’t you worried she was, sort of, scamming you?”, Evans fires back with a defensive, skin-crawling defense of his wife’s innocence, “What did she have to gain from me?”.
Following its surprise festival debut, A24 has confirmed that You Can See Everything will screen at the New York Film Festival on September 30 before opening exclusively in theaters nationwide on October 16, 2026.
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