Tips before watching: Don’t read reviews, avoid rumors and spoilers. Let yourself be surprised. The less you know, the more you’ll see.
You can see everything is the cinematic event of the year and a strong Oscar contender. Directed by Nathan Fielder (creator of The Rehearsal and The Curse) and Lance Oppenheim (Primetime starring Robert Pattinson), the film brazenly blurs the line between fiction and reality.
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos and a visionary hailed as the “female Steve Jobs,” was sentenced to 11 years in prison for one of Silicon Valley’s biggest frauds. Thirty-four days before she is set to begin her sentence, Nathan Fielder—an uncompromising comedian and provocateur—enters her life. He moves into her home to observe the woman’s final moments of freedom.
Holmes claims she is innocent and promises that Fielder’s camera will reveal a truth that will shake the world. She utters only two words: “You’ll see everything.”
Thus begins an epic cinematic tale that defies genre conventions. What in this game is a sincere confession, and what is yet another masterful deception? You’ve never seen anything like this before.