The recently released documentary "You Can See Everything," which chronicles the final 34 days before Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes began her prison sentence, has set a new box office record for non-music documentaries. Directed by Lance Oppenheim and executive produced by Nathan Fielder, the film offers a glimpse into Holmes' life with her partner Billy Evans and their family.
This is Holmes' first participation in a documentary about her criminal activities. For those interested in learning more about her story, Theranos, and the subsequent fraud conviction, several other titles are available.
The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley
Released in 2019, this HBO documentary by director Alex Gibney draws inspiration from John Carreyrou's book "Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup." Although Holmes did not participate directly, the film features archival footage of her and interviews with former Theranos investors and advisors. It is available to stream on HBO Max.
The Dropout (Podcast)
Launched in 2019, "The Dropout" podcast from ABC News delves into the story of Elizabeth Holmes and the collapse of Theranos. Initially covering the rise and fall of the company and Holmes' crimes over six episodes, a second season was released in 2022, focusing on her federal fraud trial.
The Dropout (Miniseries)
In 2022, "The Dropout" was adapted into a scripted miniseries for Hulu, with Amanda Seyfried portraying Elizabeth Holmes and Naveen Andrews playing former Theranos COO and Holmes' ex-partner, Sunny Balwani. The series chronicles Holmes' journey from Stanford dropout to Silicon Valley sensation and her eventual downfall.
