The A24 documentary You Can See Everything, which features convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, was released in theaters on October 16, 2026. The film chronicles the time leading up to her 11-year sentence for fraud.
The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows Holmes during the 34 days leading up to her surrender to federal prison in May 2023.
The production utilized an immersive methodology typical of Fielder’s past work, with the director reportedly moving into the couple’s San Diego beach house during the final month of Holmes’ freedom. This level of access provided a window into their domestic life as Elizabeth Holmes prepared to begin her 11-year sentence for fraud.
One of the more contentious elements of the film is the inclusion of footage where the couple discusses a potential new biotech venture involving blood-testing laser technology. The documentary includes footage of Evans and Holmes discussing a potential “Theranos 2.0” blood-testing laser venture.
The film has been described by some critics as a “staring contest” or psychological study of Holmes, reflecting Fielder’s history with high-tension reality television. Despite the intimate access, which reportedly included filming Evans in private settings, the documentary captures the founder’s life before her incarceration.
As of October 2026, Holmes remains incarcerated in federal prison. The documentary, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on September 6, 2026, before its wide release, stands as a look at the founder’s private life since the collapse of Theranos and her subsequent trial.
