You Can See Everything (2026) on Netflix
R20262h 54mDocumentary
Before Elizabeth Holmes enters prison for defrauding investors, she and Billy Evans invite a film crew into their beach house in Del Mar. The filmmakers suspect the couple of holding back.
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- IMDb9.4/105,076 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes100%
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Plot summary
In 2023, with thirty-four days left before Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison to serve eleven years for defrauding Theranos investors, she and her partner Billy Evans open their rented beach house in Del Mar, California, to a documentary crew. The filmmakers are given wide access to the couple's daily life but come to believe they are being kept in the dark about something. Holmes denies intentionally misleading anyone about the blood-testing device her company promised. She and Evans are meanwhile approaching prospective investors about a new version of it. She and the filmmakers talk past each other about what her original pitch meant, and a viewing of the comedy routine "Who's on First?" leaves her amused but uncomprehending.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about You Can See Everything (2026)
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- Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans invited the film crew to live with them and their children for the 34 days before Holmes began her prison sentence; A24 let the filmmakers shoot without a deadline or obligation to finish, saying the project could be scrapped if nothing came of it.
- Emma Stone introduced Nathan Fielder to Amanda Seyfried, who had played Elizabeth Holmes in The Dropout; after filming Seyfried's reaction to the Del Mar footage, the filmmakers expanded the project so Seyfried would portray Holmes in reenactments of their private conversations with Holmes and Billy Evans.
- The original plan was for Nathan Fielder to stay behind the camera, but his interactions with Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans were judged so strange that the filmmakers decided to put him in the documentary.
- Nathan Fielder said the filmmakers' relationship with Billy Evans deteriorated by the end of shooting; Evans was trying to exert a level of control over the project that made them uncomfortable, and communication broke down because of it.
- You Can See Everything opened to $15.6 million, the second-best documentary opening ever behind Fahrenheit 9/11's $23.9 million in 2004; its $17,300 per-venue average was the biggest for a film in under 1,000 theaters since Borat.
- Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz noted that the device Elizabeth Holmes showed Nathan Fielder was not the 'unimpressive and rudimentary' one that led to her imprisonment but an incomplete prototype of a future Theranos product, and that she lived at the $125 million Green Gables Estate during her trial.
