You Can See Everything Opens to Estimated $15 Million

You Can See Everything, a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, earned an estimated $15 million during its opening weekend in North America, drawing the strongest reported opening for a documentary in more than two decades. The film played on 855 screens after opening October 16, according to box-office estimates and figures attributed to distributor A24. The limited release placed the film among the biggest documentary debuts since Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 opened in 2004. It also marked the strongest reported opening for a film released on fewer than 1,000 screens since Borat in 2006. Record descriptions vary by category, including whether music documentaries are counted. The $15 million figure is an estimate reported in the supplied accounts, not a final verified tally. A24 said the film had received more than 2,000 screenings, citing audience demand. Screenings in cities including New York and Los Angeles were reported sold out. The film finished second at the North American box office, behind Street Fighter, which opened on substantially more screens. The documentary follows Holmes, Theranos’ former chief executive, and...