Telluride Unveils You Can See Everything Elizabeth Holmes Documentary

Monday, 7 September 2026, 22:24 Inside a 650-seat theater, phones disappeared and almost three hours of unseen footage awaited the audience. The filmmakers kept one major guest secret. The Telluride Film Festival unveiled one of the most mysterious premieres in recent years. Before the evening screening, viewers left their phones in special lockers and entered a 650-seat theater. They knew only that the film would run for nearly three hours, had never been screened anywhere before, and that the directors would be attending in person. As noted by Techcrunch The secret premiere turned out to be a documentary by directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, You Can See Everything . The film focuses on Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, who was convicted of misleading investors about the company's blood-testing technology. What the documentary is about The story follows 34 days in the lives of Elizabeth Holmes and her husband, Billy Evans. The events unfold in the lead-up to May 2023, when Holmes was due to report to a federal prison to begin serving her 11-year sentence. After her conviction, Holmes tried to appeal the court's decision, but was unsuccessful. In February 2025, the court rejected her motion to overturn the guilty verdict and reduce her prison term. She later appealed to President Donald Trump for clemency. As of September 2026, her request remains under consideration. What is known about the production and release While working on the film, Nathan Fielder reportedly lived in the couple's guesthouse. The documentary will also feature a well-known actress, though the filmmakers have not yet revealed her name or role. American company A24 plans to release You Can See Everything in October 2026. The Telluride screening was the film's first public showing and immediately attracted attention because of its closed-door premiere format and Elizabeth Holmes's involvement in the story.