Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Doc Is a Mind-Bending Reality-TV Psychodrama
'You Can See Everything' Review: Nathan Fielder's Doc About Elizabeth Holmes
In 'You Can See Everything,' Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim spend 35 days with Elizabeth Holmes before she reports to prison, capturing the disgraced Theranos CEO's unshakable belief in her own innocence. The 174-minute film, which premiered at Telluride, blends documentary and performance art, featuring Amanda Seyfried reading Holmes's own words and a bizarre Abbott and Costello bit that exposes Holmes's inability to grasp metaphor. The result is a haunting portrait of delusion and self-deception.
Her whole vibe is 'sincerity.' (Though it's also one of passive-aggressive unbroken-eye-contact creepiness.)