Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Rated R for Graphic Content

The documentary 'You Can See Everything,' which offers an intimate look at Elizabeth Holmes and her husband William Evans, has been assigned an R-rating by the Motion Picture Association (MPA). The rating is attributed to both graphic nudity and language, with the nudity being a notable point of discussion among viewers.

In the film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, Fielder immerses himself in the lives of Holmes and Evans during the period leading up to Holmes's incarceration. Audience reactions have been lighthearted, with some jokingly demanding refunds if they do not see 'everything' as suggested by the title. Speculation about the nature of the graphic content includes comments about a full-frontal scene involving a participant in the documentary.

The film is set to be released in theaters on October 16, following a brief festival tour. This announcement comes on the heels of a viral moment related to a typo in the film's official trailer, which fans initially thought was intentional before it was corrected by A24.