Seattle Tacoma, WA, October 15, 2026 —

A film review in Seattle-Tacoma discusses You Can See Everything, a documentary co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. The film covers the making of a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the co-founder of Theranos, as she prepared to go to federal prison.

The description identifies the subject of the film and its co-directors, but provides few further details about the production or the review. It does not state when the documentary was made or released, who wrote the review, or what judgment the reviewer reached.

The film’s focus, as described, is on the process of making a documentary about Holmes during the period when she was preparing to enter federal prison. The summary does not explain how that filmmaking process unfolded, what material appears in the documentary, or whether Holmes participated in it. It also does not identify other people involved in the production.

Holmes is identified in the review summary as a co-founder of Theranos. No additional information about the company, the circumstances surrounding the federal prison term, or the timing of her preparation is included in the available description. Those details therefore cannot be established from the summary alone.

The review’s discussion places the documentary’s production process at the center of its subject. Beyond that, the available information does not indicate whether the review emphasizes the film’s style, access to its subjects, or broader themes. The reviewer’s conclusions and any quoted assessments were not provided.

As a result, the confirmed details are limited to the title, the names of the two co-directors, the film’s focus on the making of a documentary about Holmes, and the fact that she was preparing to go to federal prison. Further specifics about the review and the documentary were not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Dom Sinacola on www.thestranger.com, see more information here.

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