You Can See Everything documentary stuns with huge box office debut
The three-hour documentary *You Can See Everything*, centred on convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, took $15 million (£11.25 million) in its opening weekend in the US and Canada. Its strong debut is notable given its limited release and puts the film among the biggest documentary openings on record.
Co-directed by comedian Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, it follows Holmes at home in 2023, 34 days before she began an 11-year prison sentence. The film opened on 855 screens, placing second behind *Street Fighter*, and set the largest debut since 2006 for a film shown on fewer than 1,000 screens. Reviews have been highly positive, and the film is being discussed as a possible Oscar contender.
- The documentary earned $15 million on its North American debut.
- It screened at 855 cinemas.
- Strong reviews have fuelled Oscar speculation.