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Nov 3, 2026 3 min

You Can See Everything

from Flicks with The Film Snob Hosted by Chris Dashiell

A film ostensibly about the entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes, convicted of fraud, satirizes the way documentaries frame stories about controversial people. I’ve always heard that “truth is stranger than fiction,” but these days, we’re having trouble telling them apart. This is cleverly illustrated by a new “documentary” by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim called You Can See Everything. Non-fiction films tend to be small winners, if they succeed with the public at all. But excitement has arisen by word-of-mouth around You Can See Everything. The subject is Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, a company claiming a dramatic advance in blood testing…

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