You Can See Everything Reveals What Elizabeth Holmes Is Really Up to
No major spoilers! Read with confidence! Can you witness so much but tell so little? So went the question in the movie — and, maybe even more important, outside of it — as Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s Elizabeth Holmes doc You Can See Everything premiered at the New York Film Festival Wednesday night. Until now only audiences who had made their way to Telluride had witnessed the burgeoning phenomenon that is YCSE. But the Lincoln Center screening Wednesday night offered a glimpse of what will come when the buzzy and well-reviewed portrait opens in just over two weeks — an urbane audience of 1,100 (with dozens more waiting hopefully on standby lines outside) screaming with such gusto at every plot twist that you’d think A24 was re-releasing Midsommar, not putting out a three-hour documentary about a disgraced Silicon Valley founder. Yet scream they did. “You know the one minute of the teaser that made the world, or at least the Internet, lose its collective mind?” NYFF programming chief Dennis Lim said on-stage introducing the …
