A 3-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, who invited a sceptical film crew into her home before prison, earned $15m on its debut weekend in a limited US and Canada release.
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01Summary
- 01You Can See Everything earned $15m (£11.25m) at 855 screens across the US and Canada.
- 02It is the second-best documentary opening ever, after Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004).
- 03The film was produced in secret over three years by comedians Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
- 04Holmes allowed filming in 2023 during the month before she began an 11-year prison sentence.
- 05The documentary has received five-star reviews from The Guardian and Financial Times.
02Why it matters
This documentary offers an unprecedented, intimate look at a high-profile fraudster as she faces justice, blending true crime with social experiment – a story that has captivated global audiences.
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