A documentary made in a metaphorical hall of mirrors, You Can See Everything might have the most ironic title of the year. Invited by disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans to conduct a series of intimate interviews shortly before she began serving her prison sentence, Nathan Fielder and co-director Lance Oppenheim embed themselves in the couple’s lives, only to come away with far more questions than they had at the start of the endeavor. This is partly due to Holmes’ and Evans’ eerie inscrutability—she wears the smile of someone getting ready to smile, even when squeezing out a tear, while he regularly retreats into a thousand-yard-stare—but it’s also due to Fielder’s own exposed delusions. That would be fascinating enough, but then you have to remember that given his and Oppenheim’s final control of the material, there is a level of (not necessarily nefarious) manipulation of us as the audience. It’s yet another mirror to consider.
(10/14/2026)
