<div>Elizabeth Holmes, infamous Silicon Valley founder of health technology start-up Theranos, is going to prison for defrauding investors. Thirty-four days before that, she invites boundary-pushing directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim into her house with a film crew to document her, her partner Billy Evans and her children's every move. An intimate portrait of an elusive and enigmatic criminal soon devolves into a mind-bending, logic-defying descent into the abyss. Three years later, now <i>You Can See Everything</i> here at Filmhouse.</div><div><br></div><div>Nathan Fielder (<i>The Rehearsal</i>, <i>Nathan For You</i>) and Lance Oppenheim (<i>Primetime</i>) are no strangers to lampooning big characters and taking the plunge into the psyche of intriguing and morally-ambiguous characters. However, what they found in the Holmes household stumped even them, with Fielder originally slated to stay behind the camera before his interactions with his subjects became too strange to possibly not have documented. The film crew even disagreed throughout shooting about what was going on in the house, resulting in this three-hour long, three years in-the-making psychological horror-esque documentary where you'll just have to see and decide for yourself what was going through anyone's mind, both behind and in front of the camera.</div>DocumentaryPT2H54MTBC2026-11-20USen