From A24 and boundary-pushing visionary filmmakers Nathan Fielder (The Rehearsal) and Lance Oppenheim (Ren Faire, Primetime) comes You Can See Everything, a wildly unpredictable and darkly compelling documentary that plunges into the extraordinary downfall of one of Silicon Valley’s most infamous figures.

Just 34 days before reporting to prison, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a sceptical film crew into her inner circle, granting unprecedented access to her final weeks of freedom. Once hailed as a revolutionary tech visionary, Holmes watched her billion-dollar empire collapse amid one of the most spectacular fraud scandals in modern history. Now, with her carefully constructed public image in ruins, she offers the cameras a chance to capture her side of the story.

But nothing is quite as it seems. What begins as an intimate portrait of a fallen Silicon Valley darling rapidly spirals into a surreal, mind-bending three-year odyssey, where the lines between truth, performance and manipulation become dangerously blurred.

Featuring Holmes, her husband Billy Evans and Fielder himself, You Can See Everything is an audacious, unsettling and wickedly intriguing exploration of deception, image-making and the elusive nature of truth.

"Not just the film of the year—it’s a documentary that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the form’s all-time greats." - The Daily Beast

"Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s extraordinary documentary soon goes in unexpected directions, becoming an uneasy treatise on love, reality television, and the ways filmmakers try (and often fail) to capture ’real’ life." - Screen International

"Like Welles used his camera to play tricks on audiences some 50 years ago, Fielder and Oppenheim use their film to shake up their audience’s understanding of how we believe one another." - AV Club

"You will likely have no idea what you have just seen, besides that it's simply, unabashedly, unashamedly brilliant." - Rolling Stone