Documentary on Elizabeth Holmes
The film, "You Can See Everything," grossed $15 million in its opening weekend and explores Holmes's final weeks before her prison sentence.
The new documentary "You Can See Everything," focusing on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, has generated significant public interest, grossing $15 million in its opening weekend. Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the film chronicles Holmes's life in the weeks leading up to her incarceration following her conviction for defrauding investors.
The documentary, which opened in 855 theaters nationwide on October 16, 2026, has already surpassed its estimated $7 million production budget. This success indicates a continued public appetite for content related to Holmes, who gained widespread attention following Hulu's 2022 miniseries "The Dropout."
Currently, "You Can See Everything" is exclusively available in movie theaters. Information on showtimes can be found via Fandango. The film is not yet available for online viewing or streaming.
Distributor A24 typically releases its films on premium video-on-demand approximately one month after their theatrical debut. Based on this pattern, "You Can See Everything" is anticipated to be available for digital purchase or rental by mid-November 2026.
Furthermore, "You Can See Everything" is expected to eventually stream on HBO Max, a result of the 2023 agreement between A24 and Warner Bros. Discovery. This deal grants HBO Max streaming rights to A24's current and future theatrical releases. The exact streaming date remains uncertain, but recent A24 titles have appeared on HBO Max between three and four months after their cinema release. If "You Can See Everything" follows a similar timeline, it could be available on HBO Max around mid-February 2027, though an earlier release in mid-January 2027 is also possible.