Fielder's Holmes Doc Trailer Debuts at Telluride — SkimNews
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- Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim co-directed 'You Can See Everything,' an A24 documentary about Elizabeth Holmes that had a surprise premiere at the Telluride Film Festival
- The teaser trailer features Holmes telling a skeptical Fielder 'I'm always being real,' with the camera pulling back to reveal her at home holding her baby
- Filming began 34 days before Holmes was sent to prison and extended into a three-year project, per the film's A24 synopsis
- Fielder lived with Holmes and her husband Billy Evans while making the documentary, according to Vanity Fair
- Fielder told a post-screening Q&A audience that even after three years of filming, he still struggles to understand what he experienced and hopes viewers can help him make sense of it
- A24 will release the documentary in theaters in October, though no exact date has been announced
- Holmes is serving an 11-year, 3-month sentence with release scheduled for Aug. 16, 2032, after two sentence reductions since her 2022 sentencing
Why it matters: A24's October theatrical release lands while Holmes is still incarcerated until 2032, giving audiences a three-year, in-home portrait rather than a conventional post-prison retrospective — and Fielder's own admission that he can't make sense of what he experienced signals this won't follow the standard true-crime documentary playbook.
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