A24's American documentary You Can See Everythinggj has recently been officially released in North America, with media reviews now unlocked.
As of press time, the film has received scores from 37 media outlets on Metacritic, with an impressive average of 99, earning the platform's "Must-See" certification.
Selected Media Reviews:
100/100 | The Guardian
"For some reason, You Can See Everythinggj is more shocking, twisty, thorny, and revealing than its promotional materials suggest. It is a mind-bending, perception-shattering psychological mirror maze, and an exciting, once-in-a-lifetime collision between the director and his subject."
90/100 | Variety
"You Can See Everythinggj is almost the least 'pure documentary' film you can imagine, which is precisely its charm. It resembles a unique psychological circus, blending reality TV with a relaxed cinematic experience, while still maintaining a genuine intent to explore the truth."
90/100 | The Hollywood Reporter
"The film initially presents an intimate portrait of a figure either deluded by paranoia or deliberately deceptive. But as the story unfolds, it gradually reveals a side that is more unhinged, more ambitious, and more unpredictable, ultimately forcing us to question: what value does personal truth truly hold?"
You Can See Everythinggj is co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, featuring Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the American medical technology company Theranos and the central figure in the globally sensationalized "Silicon Valley scandal."
The film documents Holmes inviting a crew to film her life 34 days before her imprisonment. The team then spent three years tracking her daily life with her partner, Billy Evans. What initially appeared to be a personal documentary gradually evolved into a deep exploration of truth, deception, and the ethics of filming.
Holmes was once dubbed the "female Steve Jobs" by the media. She deliberately mimicked the Apple founder's image, consistently wearing his signature black turtleneck, championing minimalism, and frequently appearing on the covers of major tech and financial publications.
She was once seen as a disruptor in the medical technology field, with her company Theranos held in high regard. However, the company eventually collapsed due to fraud related to its blood-testing technology and commercial claims, making Holmes one of the most controversial figures in the history of American tech startups.
