Six Key Points That Explain ‘You Can See Everything’
The article explains six points about *You Can See Everything*, a film by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim that investigates Elizabeth Holmes’s life and relationship with Billy Evans. It describes how the project began after Holmes approached A24 seeking exposure, and how an unlikely conversation between the filmmakers led them to pursue the story.
The article says A24 and Holmes did not reach an agreement, and identifies former executive Emily Osborne as an early guide to the project who remains an executive producer. It also notes that California had struck down the “Son of Sam” law, so Holmes and Evans could likely have been paid for participating. Holmes testified at her 2022 trial that an alleged rape while she was a Stanford student in 2003 changed her outlook; she linked it to her intense focus on making Theranos succeed.
- A chance conversation helped launch the Holmes documentary.
- A24 and Holmes initially failed to agree on a project.
- Holmes described an alleged assault as a turning point.