You Can See Everything: Cameras Enter Elizabeth Holmes’s Home 34 Days Before Prison
You Can See Everything is a documentary that follows Elizabeth Holmes and her family, beginning 34 days before her prison sentence and filmed secretly over three years. Co-directed by Nathan Fielder a
34 days before Elizabeth Holmes is imprisoned, a film crew begins documenting her daily life. A24’s documentary *You Can See Everything* begins with Nathan Fielder entering the home where Theranos founder Holmes lives with her husband, Billy Evans, and their children. The U.S. theatrical release date is October 16, 2026.
The film’s subject of observation is not limited to a summary of the court case. Holmes strongly maintains her innocence throughout the filming, while Fielder and co-director Lance Oppenheim capture both family life just before her imprisonment and the relationship between the filmmakers and their subject. Although the starting point is a limited period, the filming continued secretly over three years.
This premise differs from the conventional distance of a biographical documentary. Rather than explaining the case after the fact, the filmmakers remain in the subject’s living space and document it over an extended period, allowing viewers to encounter Holmes’s claims and the public facts surrounding her in the same timeframe. The observation process itself becomes a major axis of the film through the co-direction of Fielder and Oppenheim.
Theatrical listings state that the total runtime is 174 minutes. The 34-day period before imprisonment presented in the short trailer expands into three years of documentation in the feature, with Holmes, Fielder, and Evans identified as the main figures.