Secret Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Debuts at Telluride Film Festival

Nathan Fielder and filmmaker Lance Oppenheim premiered their documentary “You Can See Everything” at the Telluride Film Festival on Sunday, offering an unprecedented look at former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. The film, described by the creators as a “secret” project, features extensive interview footage and behind‑the‑scenes access that had not been publicly available, allowing viewers to observe Holmes in a setting that contrasts sharply with her earlier public persona. The documentary’s debut coincided with heightened interest in the Theranos saga, which has already been explored in books, podcasts and a recent television series, but the new work promises fresh insight into Holmes’s personal narrative and the company’s rise and fall.

Festival attendees responded with surprise at the level of openness granted by Holmes, noting that the film’s candid moments provide a nuanced perspective on a figure who has been both vilified and mythologized. Organizers highlighted the film’s relevance to ongoing discussions about startup culture, regulatory oversight and media representation of high‑profile tech failures. “You Can See Everything” is slated for broader distribution later this year, positioning it as a significant addition to the growing body of investigative media surrounding Theranos and its controversial founder.