Documentary Follows Elizabeth Holmes Beyond Theranos

You Can See Everything, a documentary codirected by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows Elizabeth Holmes in the period before she began serving her prison sentence and broadens its focus to her family and the people around her. The filmmakers use interviews and intimate scenes to examine how viewers judge Holmes, whose on-camera presentation remains open to interpretation. The film begins with Fielder spending time with Holmes and her husband, Billy Evans, as her imprisonment approaches. One account describes the opening stretch as covering 34 days before her sentence began. The documentary then continues beyond Holmes’s departure, shifting attention to Evans and other figures in her life. The sources describe the film as an extended work that challenges the limits of what a documentary can establish about its subjects. Oppenheim said he entered the project without a fixed plan, responding to events as they unfolded. He described the process as closer to reportage, with an effort to capture moments as they happened. He also said he had watched the film more than 200 times and still felt immersed in one scene. Those comments reflect his account of the production, rather...