You Can See Everything sells out theatres before UK release on November 20
Advance ticket sales for the Elizabeth Holmes documentary are breaking records in UK and France.
In the U.K., tickets began selling out a month before the November 20 release. Cinemas like Picturehouse and Cineworld added extra screenings.
France saw similar demand: a sneak preview on December 1 across 100 theatres sold out within hours. A U.K.
distribution executive said he has released hundreds of films but has never seen buzz like this. The film is expected to beat 2004's Fahrenheit 9/11, which earned £6.55 million in the U.K.
Sony has secured release rights for 29 territories worldwide, opening from November 19 through December 9.
- £6.55 million
- UK box office benchmark
- 29 worldwide
- Release territories secured
- 100
- French preview theatres
- 500 cinemas
- Planned UK cinema release
Why it mattersIt shows how real-life scandal stories can draw massive theatrical audiences in an age when documentaries usually go straight to streaming.
AustraliaThe film's rollout reaches Asia, suggesting an Australian release will likely follow other major territories. Local audiences interested in the Theranos scandal and Elizabeth Holmes story should expect cinema availability within weeks.
