‘You Can See Everything’ Full Trailer: Elizabeth Holmes Gets Vulnerable In A24 Film Ahead Of October Release

After a teaser for You Can See Everything went extremely viral earlier this month, A24 has dropped a full trailer for the Elizabeth Holmes documentary.

The studio has confirmed an October 16 release date for the hugely anticipated Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim picture, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival.

You Can See Everything‘s trailer shows Fielder moving in with Theranos founder Holmes to document her life for a month before she was imprisoned for defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. She uses the film to profess her innocence.

“You really feel you did nothing wrong?” Fielder asks. “I did not,” Holmes responds.

The trailer captures her telling Fielder that it took her a “really long time” to “be ok with letting someone see me cry,” before a single tear falls from her eye.

In his review of You Can See Everything, Deadline’s Pete Hammond said the movie “blows the lid off the story that has already been adapted into several documentaries, podcasts, bestselling books and a limited series.”

He added: “It didn’t disappoint for any of the 174 minutes of its running time, an unusual and very unique documentary in which Fielder, a Canadian comedian known for traveling between reality and fiction, takes a starring role as a dogged, if deadpan, interviewer who uncovers one zinger after another.”