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You Can See Everything becomes top documentary and Oscar contender

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's film You Can See Everything has become a major box office success since its secret Telluride Film Festival screening.

Two women walk on a red carpet through a garden towards a decorative archway.
File photo Two women walk on a red carpet through a garden towards a decorative archway. Photo: Rene Terp

Box office performance so far

The A24 production opened as one of the most successful documentaries in North American history. It has generated significant buzz while keeping its biggest surprises hidden from viewers.

Audience reactions to the film

Viewers entered cinemas expecting a depiction of Elizabeth Holmes final month before her prison sentence. The surreal nature of the subjects dynamic could not have been anticipated by audiences.

Structural twist in the movie

The film features an audacious formal choice involving a structural twist that defines its back half. This narrative shift occurs after the initial access to Holmes begins slipping away.

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