Documentary on Elizabeth Holmes Sparks Strong Reactions at Telluride

Audience members at the Telluride Film Festival reacted with surprise and enthusiasm after a surprise screening of the documentary You Can See Everything, which follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before her imprisonment. The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, documents Holmes 34 days before she begins serving a prison sentence for multiple fraud convictions.

The directors, known for their work in comedy and documentary formats, accompany Holmes as she allows a skeptical crew to record her daily activities, turning the project into a three-year exploration of her downfall. A24 released a teaser trailer and a logline describing the film as an "intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon" that becomes a "mind-bending" journey.

While official critic reviews are pending, festivalgoers posted reactions on social media, using terms such as "shocking" and "brilliant" to convey their impressions. A24 has not set a definitive release date, but the film is slated for an October theatrical debut.