Nathan Fielder pairs with Elizabeth Holmes in new movie
In the film You Can See Everything, disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes talks and jousts with comedian Nathan Fielder, and critics call it bonkers and dizzying.
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What happened
Comedian Nathan Fielder and disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes appear together in the film You Can See Everything, which reviewers describe as a dizzying look at truth, reality and knowledge. The film was directed by Lance Oppenheim, who is also behind the drama Primetime, and critics have described it as bonkers.
Why it matters
Reviewers and the Guardian describe the film as an awards contender that challenges viewers' sense of reality.
Timeline
- Oct 15, 5:03 AM ET: An early review describes the film as a dizzying exploration of truth, reality and the limits of knowledge.
- Oct 16, 5:00 AM ET: A guide to Nathan Fielder's TV work argues that the comedian is a good fit for a documentary about the disgraced Theranos founder.
- Oct 16, 12:11 PM ET: Critics share their reactions to the film, which has been described as bonkers, and readers are invited to respond.
Coverage
- What Critics Think About Nathan Fielder’s ‘Bonkers’ Elizabeth Holmes Movie (The New York Times)
- A Guide to Nathan Fielder’s Work Before Watching ‘You Can See Everything’ (The New York Times)
- ‘Stranger than stranger-than-fiction’: how Lance Oppenheim made the year’s two buzziest films (The Guardian)
- ‘You Can See Everything’ Review: The Slippery Mind of Elizabeth Holmes (The New York Times)
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