You Can See Everything

Thirty-four days before reporting to prison, billionaire fraudster Elizabeth Holmes invited film provocateur Nathan Fielder into her home, promising to let him look anywhere and ask anything. But when we get really close, do we truly see everything?

They called her the female Steve Jobs. Elizabeth Holmes, founder of biotech startup Theranos, rose to the very top of Silicon Valley—until her lies came to light. Still convinced of her innocence, she reached out to Nathan Fielder, provocateur and creator of satirical shows. She invited him into her home to document her final 34 days before reporting to prison. No questions were off limits, and no part of her life was beyond the camera’s reach. What began as a unique insight into the mind of one of history’s most notorious fraudsters grew into a fascinating, genre-defying film that blends fact and fiction, thriller and comedy. But when we get really close, do we truly see everything?