A24 has revealed You Can See Everything, a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. The first teaser puts Holmes and Fielder face-to-face and says the film will open in theaters this October.
A24 has not announced an exact release day, a runtime or a streaming plan. The studio’s film page currently lists the release as 2026 with “TBD” beside the date. The October window comes from A24’s official teaser and should not be treated as a complete theatrical schedule.
What is You Can See Everything?
You Can See Everything is a documentary built around access to Elizabeth Holmes before she reported to prison. A24 says Holmes invited a skeptical film crew to document her every move 34 days before she was sent away. The project then developed into a three-year production.
The official synopsis calls the starting point an intimate portrait and describes the finished project as a much stranger journey. It does not explain how much of the film takes place before or after Holmes entered prison, what access the crew had later, or how the three-year span is divided. The film is presented by A24 as a documentary, not a scripted drama or a television series.
What the first teaser shows
The 77-second teaser avoids a traditional summary. Holmes sits across from Fielder and repeatedly insists that she is being honest. At one point she asks, “Why would I deceive you?” Fielder answers with short acknowledgments while the camera holds on their expressions. The exchange is edited to make the viewer watch how each person reacts rather than explain what the larger conversation is about.
The teaser confirms Holmes appears as herself and Fielder is present on camera as part of the filmmaking process. It also shows a production setup inside a home and identifies Fielder and Oppenheim as the directors. It does not identify the date or location of the conversation, and it does not say that this one exchange represents the full film.
Who made You Can See Everything?
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim share the directing credit. A24 gives both names equal placement on the film page and in the teaser. The official material does not separate their duties or identify one of them as the sole lead director.
Fielder is also the writer, director, star and a producer of HBO’s The Rehearsal. That series uses constructed situations to let people prepare for uncertain events, according to HBO’s own description. This documentary is a separate A24 film. The teaser’s tense, controlled conversation may be familiar to viewers of Fielder’s television work, but A24 has not described You Can See Everything as an episode, season or continuation of The Rehearsal.
How Elizabeth Holmes’s conviction fits the timeline
Holmes founded and led the blood-testing company Theranos. A federal jury convicted her in January 2022 of one count of conspiracy to commit fraud on investors and three counts of wire fraud involving individual investors. The jury acquitted her on other counts and did not reach verdicts on three additional investor-fraud counts, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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In November 2022, Holmes was sentenced to 135 months in federal prison. The original order directed her to surrender in April 2023. A24’s “34 days” description places the start of its documentary before she entered prison. Neither the synopsis nor the teaser establishes her current location, the conditions of any later filming, or whether the production received access inside a federal facility.
When will You Can See Everything be released?
A24 says You Can See Everything will be in theaters this October. The studio has not attached a specific day to that announcement. Its separate film page lists “2026 (TBD),” so there is no confirmed date to put on a calendar yet.
The wording confirms a theatrical plan, but it does not establish how many cities or countries will receive the film, whether every market will open at the same time, or how long the run will last. A24 has also not announced a streaming service, digital rental date or physical release in the materials published with the teaser.
What remains unconfirmed
- Exact release day: October is confirmed, but the release date has not been announced.
- Runtime: the runtime has not been announced by A24.
- Later access: the three-year description does not explain where or how the crew filmed after the project began.
- Streaming: A24 has not named a service or home-release window.
Festival listings and early reports may add details, but the studio’s own page and teaser do not currently confirm them. Pixel Twelve is leaving those fields open rather than assigning a date, duration or premiere history from unverified listings.
Where to follow You Can See Everything
The You Can See Everything movie page keeps the official teaser, current October release window and related coverage together. The Movies hub collects other current film announcements and release updates.
The next useful update will be an exact theatrical date, a full trailer, a runtime or a confirmed home-release plan from A24. Until one of those appears, the current facts are limited but clear: Fielder and Oppenheim directed the documentary, Holmes participated, filming began shortly before she entered prison, and A24 plans a theatrical launch in October 2026.
