Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc is a modern masterpiece of deceit
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- A new documentary 'You Can See Everything' starring Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes premiered at the New York Film Festival, generating massive hype.
- The film is co-directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, known for their distinctive styles of absurdist comedy and hyper-saturated, tense documentary filmmaking.
- Holmes and her husband Billy Evans sought out the filmmakers to document their lives and protest her innocence, leading to a three-hour psychological thriller.
- The movie explores themes of trust, deception, and identity, with Fielder's confrontational questioning exposing shifting truths.
- Critics praise the film as a masterpiece that leaves viewers questioning what is real, with elements of surprise and meta-commentary.
- The documentary releases in the US on October 16, with UK and Australian dates pending.