The article discusses the premiere of a documentary titled "You Can See Everything," which focuses on Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the failed blood-testing company Theranos. The author, Henry Chandonnet, attended the New York Film Festival screening and describes the film as both shocking and funny, with unexpected twists. Before the screening, festival officials urged attendees not to spoil the film by sharing details. Chandonnet notes that the documentary explores Holmes' life, her legal troubles, and includes a mix of humor and emotional moments. The filmmakers, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, received applause for their work, and the film features Fielder's unique access to Holmes, including living in her home. After the screening, Chandonnet witnessed a group outside promoting Holmes' innocence with a billboard truck and distributing T-shirts, although most people seemed skeptical of their message. He emphasizes that the documentary is worth watching and encourages others to see it without revealing any spoilers.
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