You Can See Everything
A documentary directed by Nathan Fielder that places Elizabeth Holmes within a framework of staged authenticity, exploring integrity, identity, and the nature of media.
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The documentary "You Can See Everything" was released by A24 and grossed $15 million in its opening weekend.
Film critics gave this documentary high praise.
The value of the film lies not in providing a new 'truth', but in rearranging known facts so that the audience realizes they too are part of the chain of manipulation.
The review title 'Can You See Everything?' points to the audience's situation: we think we have seen the whole picture, but what the film asks is, have we really seen it?
The core of the film "You Can See Everything" is an exploration of several different types of manipulation.
The documentary 'You Can See Everything' achieved the second-highest opening weekend in documentary film history.
The report did not provide specific box office figures or the release scale for "You Can See Everything."
Fielder pushes the critique to a 'meta level', meaning he not only discusses the question of true and false but also makes the form of the work itself part of the problem; traditional investigative reporting tries to expose lies, whereas Fielder's documentary deliberately retains traces of editing, staging and performance.
You Can See Everything was jointly created by Nathan Fielder and director Lance Oppenheim.
The documentary had its world premiere in the surprise screening segment of the Telluride Film Festival.
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Film critics gave this documentary high praise.
50%UnverifiedThe documentary "You Can See Everything" was released by A24 and grossed $15 million in its opening weekend.
50%UnverifiedThe core of the film "You Can See Everything" is an exploration of several different types of manipulation.
50%UnverifiedThe value of the film lies not in providing a new 'truth', but in rearranging known facts so that the audience realizes they too are part of the chain of manipulation.
50%UnverifiedThe review title 'Can You See Everything?' points to the audience's situation: we think we have seen the whole picture, but what the film asks is, have we really seen it?
50%UnverifiedThe documentary 'You Can See Everything' achieved the second-highest opening weekend in documentary film history.
50%UnverifiedThe report did not provide specific box office figures or the release scale for "You Can See Everything."
50%UnverifiedFielder pushes the critique to a 'meta level', meaning he not only discusses the question of true and false but also makes the form of the work itself part of the problem; traditional investigative reporting tries to expose lies, whereas Fielder's documentary deliberately retains traces of editing, staging and performance.
50%UnverifiedYou Can See Everything was jointly created by Nathan Fielder and director Lance Oppenheim.
50%UnverifiedThe documentary obtained an extremely rare level of in-depth access to Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
50%UnverifiedThe documentary may offer deep insights into how technological promises are packaged, credulously accepted, and ultimately collapse.
50%UnverifiedThe documentary You Can See Everything was created by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
50%UnverifiedThe documentary had its world premiere in the surprise screening segment of the Telluride Film Festival.
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