Nathan Fielder, known for his work in comedy and satire, has released a new documentary centered on the life and career of Elizabeth Holmes. The film, titled “You Can See Everything,” debuted this past weekend in a limited theatrical release. According to reports, the nearly three-hour documentary was screened on 855 screens nationwide.

The release saw significant audience interest, with 2,000 individual showtimes selling out. While the film is expected to explore Holmes’s life prior to the collapse of her company, Theranos, specific details regarding the documentary's narrative structure or Fielder’s creative approach remain limited. The project marks a notable shift for Fielder, who is primarily recognized for his satirical television series, into the realm of long-form documentary filmmaking.

As of now, there is no information regarding a wider release or potential streaming availability for the documentary. The current data focuses primarily on the commercial performance of the limited theatrical run rather than critical reception or the specific content of the film’s interviews and archival footage.