Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, You Can See Everything, has been making waves with its twists and turns, and it seems that the drama didn’t end once the cameras stopped rolling. In a new interview with WIRED, Nathan Fielder revealed that Elizabeth Holmes called him from prison on the eve of the film’s release after six months without contact.
The Unexpected Phone Call
Nathan Fielder shared the details of the unexpected phone call, saying that Elizabeth Holmes asked how he was doing and if he had seen any of the press coverage of the film. Fielder also mentioned that Holmes talked about her kids and shared some updates, but he didn’t feel it was his place to share those details. What was striking, however, was when Holmes said to Fielder, “I trust you.”
Fielder is still trying to decipher what Elizabeth Holmes meant by those words. As with much of his experience with Holmes, Fielder is cautious not to read too much into any given moment, but his mind naturally tries to figure things out. The complexity of Holmes’s character and intentions is a recurring theme in You Can See Everything, and it seems that Fielder is still grappling with the enigma that is Elizabeth Holmes.
Box Office Success
You Can See Everything has achieved significant success at the box office, with the second-biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in film history. The documentary earned $15 million from just 855 theaters, putting it behind only 2004’s Fahrenheit 9/11 and ahead of the recent high-water mark set by Melania. This impressive debut is a testament to the public’s fascination with Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos scandal.
In conclusion, the story of You Can See Everything and Elizabeth Holmes continues to captivate audiences, with its intricate web of twists and turns. As Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary sheds light on the Theranos scandal, it also raises more questions about the people involved, particularly Elizabeth Holmes. With its impressive box office success and thought-provoking themes, You Can See Everything is a documentary that will keep viewers talking long after the credits roll.
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