Documentary about Elizabeth Holmes draws audiences and awards attention
Entertainment · First reported 26 Oct, 18:30 · Updated 08:38

You Can See Everything follows Elizabeth Holmes and her family, and has drawn strong U.S. theater attendance after a low-profile release. Its box-office performance and Oscar prospects have become part of the conversation around the film.
- The nearly three-hour documentary follows Holmes’s life with her husband and children, including her time before entering prison in 2023.
- On its U.S. opening weekend, the film grossed $15 million on a $7 million budget, despite opening in 855 theaters; more than 2,000 showings sold out.
- The article reports that the film is being discussed as a possible Oscar contender, including for best picture, a category no documentary has won or been nominated in to date.
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- U.S. opening weekend
- October 16 premiere; $15 million gross on a $7 million budget, in 855 theaters.
- Sold-out screenings
- More than 2,000 showings sold out on the opening weekend.
- Theranos valuation
- The company was valued at $9 billion.
- Holmes’s sentence
- She received an 11-year prison sentence and began serving it in May 2023.
- Directors
- Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
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