‘You Can See Everything’ Documentary’s Unanswered Money Question

Elizabeth Holmes doesn’t need a documentary to settle whether she defrauded investors. A jury already did that. The harder question in Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s You Can See Everything is whether she can persuade an audience to set that verdict aside. The nearly three-hour film puts Fielder inside the home Holmes shared with her partner, Billy Evans, before she entered prison in 2023. That access gives the filmmakers a close view of family life. It doesn’t guarantee honest answers. The film’s money dispute makes that gap hard to ignore. According to the Los Angeles Times, Evans demanded a share of the profits during a meeting with the filmmakers and A24 executives after Holmes left the room. The exchange wasn’t filmed. The movie presents it through a reenactment. You Can See Everything | Official Trailer HD | A24 Fielder says A24 agreed to the demand, which left him worried about the film’s integrity. Holmes later said she had no financial interest in the project. The film ends by stating that Evans decided not to accept payment. That leaves a question the film doesn’t settle: What did Holmes know about the proposed deal? Evans raising money after she left the room doesn’...