Nathan Fielder's documentary on Elizabeth Holmes premieres at Telluride Film Festival.
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Nathan Fielder's documentary on Elizabeth Holmes premieres at Telluride Film Festival.

Comedian Nathan Fielder directed a documentary titled "You Can See Everything" featuring former Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. The film was screened at the Telluride Film Festival on September 7, 2026. It offers behind-the-scenes access to Holmes during her final weeks before prison.

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The Hill spotlights Fielder's satirist persona and the trailer's confrontational tone, while the Post leads with unprecedented access to Holmes before prison.
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HThe HillCENTER4d ago

“Nathan Fielder reveals surprise documentary on Elizabeth Holmes”

WPWashington PostLEFT4d ago

“‘You Can See Everything’ Elizabeth Holmes documentary premieres at Telluride - The Washington Post”

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The documentary was screened at the Telluride Film Festival on September 7, 2026.
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