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Documentary film explores Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans in San Diego

A new documentary titled You Can See Everything examines the relationship between convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans while filming took place in a San Diego beach house.

A dimly lit empty cinema theater with rows of red chairs facing a projector screen.
File photo A dimly lit empty cinema theater with rows of red chairs facing a projector screen. Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko

The film uses gothic romance conventions

Critics describe the movie as a hall-of-fame entrant into the genre of gothic romance. The production updates traditional form conventions to offer something new for viewers.

Filming occurred in a cramped house

The movie cloisters its characters inside a cramped San Diego beach house that serves as a domestic space. Tight framing and an around-the-clock camera crew turn this mundane location into an unnerving psychological chamber.

Holmes faces imminent imprisonment soon

Elizabeth Holmes was just weeks away from actual imprisonment at the start of filming. The documentary shows her innocent children born into a tragic tale alongside these events.

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