Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything becomes Australian viral hit
Nathan Fielder spent a month filming Holmes at home as she faced an eleven-year prison sentence for Theranos fraud.
The documentary follows Elizabeth Holmes during her final 34 days at home before serving an 11-year prison sentence for Theranos fraud. Elizabeth Holmes invited filmmaker Nathan Fielder (The Rehearsal) and Lance Oppenheim to document the month.
Billy Evans, her partner, attempts to launch Theranos 2.0 while cameras roll throughout the family's home. Fielder uses his trademark techniques, awkward silences, pointed questions, intimate framing, to push Holmes and understand whether she truly believes her own innocence or is a calculated manipulator.
The resulting three-hour film leaves viewers unsure what they've witnessed. A viral trailer sparked parodies across social media, and the documentary has broken viewership records in Australia.
- 11 years
- Prison sentence length
- 34 days before prison
- Days documented
- 3 hours
- Documentary length
- Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim
- Directors
Why it mattersA documentary that lets a controversial figure speak directly is rare; this one created viral fascination because it raises more questions than it answers.
AustraliaAustralian audiences can now stream You Can See Everything; the documentary has become a major cultural talking point within weeks of its local release.
