Nathan Fielder's Acclaimed Documentary 'You Can See Everything' Premieres in Israel
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The documentary "You Can See Everything," by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, will premiere in Israeli cinemas on November 26. The film, which has received rave reviews internationally, focuses on Elizabeth Holmes before her incarceration. Filmed secretly for three years, the documentary explores Holmes's life and the Theranos scandal, with Fielder noting Holmes's statement of trust from prison. Forum Film is distributing the movie in Israel.
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- Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's film "You Can See Everything" will screen in Israel starting November 26.
- The documentary chronicles disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes before her prison sentence.
- The film received widespread critical acclaim internationally and is a top-rated film on Letterboxd.
- "You Can See Everything" was secretly filmed over three years, initiated after Holmes approached A24.
- Fielder noted Holmes's statement of trust to him from prison shortly before the film's release.
The highly anticipated documentary "You Can See Everything," by filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is set to be released in Israeli cinemas on November 26. The film, which has garnered significant international acclaim, chronicles the life of Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of Theranos, in the period leading up to her imprisonment.
"You Can See Everything" follows Holmes and her family, documenting the controversial Silicon Valley figure's journey before she was convicted of defrauding investors with her company's unreliable blood-testing technology. The film takes unexpected turns as it blurs the lines between reality and fiction, a signature style for Fielder, known for his work on "Nathan for You" and "The Rehearsal."
Fielder revealed in a recent interview that the project originated when Holmes and her husband, Billy Evans, initially approached production company A24. Although those discussions didn't materialize, Fielder later learned of the concept and sought to connect with Holmes. The documentary was filmed covertly over three years, with even some A24 employees unaware of its existence.
Fielder also shared that Holmes contacted him from prison shortly before the film's release, stating "I trust you" twice during a conversation, the meaning of which remains unclear to him. The film's distribution in Israel will be handled by Forum Film, following Sony's acquisition of distribution rights.
Fielder's other notable works include the series "The Curse," co-created with Bennie Safdie and starring Emma Stone. His creative approach often involves exploring the ambiguity between truth and falsehood.
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