--- title: "Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Premieres at Academy Museum" url: https://noti.group/elizabeth-holmes-documentary-premieres-at-academy-museum/ language: en publisher: "Noti Group" section: "Entertainment" published: 2026-10-07T13:00:00.000Z updated: 2026-10-07T13:56:45.664Z id: 22ecd9e2-6865-46f9-a495-c55df3bc0b74 source: "The Hollywood Reporter https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/elizabeth-holmes-husband-billy-you-can-see-everything-1236724268/" attribution: "Link to https://noti.group/elizabeth-holmes-documentary-premieres-at-academy-museum/ and name Noti Group when you quote or summarize this story." --- # Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Premieres at Academy Museum A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, premiered unexpectedly at the Telluride Film Festival earlier this month and has now made its way to the Academy Museum in Los Angeles. A highly anticipated documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, has been making waves in the film industry. The project, titled "You Can See Everything, is co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, and it follows Holmes as she navigates her life just before being sentenced to prison. The documentary premiered unexpectedly at the Telluride Film Festival earlier this month and then screened at the New York Film Festival last week. It has now made its way to the Academy Museum in Los Angeles, where a star-studded crowd gathered for a packed screening on Tuesday night. Attendees included Zach Cregger, Steven Yeun, Elizabeth Olsen, and Aziz Ansari. The film documents Holmes' life over a period of three years, during which she allowed the filmmakers to follow her every move, including that of her husband Billy Evans and their children. The documentary's creators have been tight-lipped about the project, but it is clear that it will provide an unflinching look at one of the most infamous tech scandals in recent history. As part of the Los Angeles screening, a Q&A session was held with Fielder and Oppenheim, moderated by Bill Hader. During the discussion, Hader asked incredulously about how the filmmakers were approached to work on the project, saying So they asked you to do this? A24 was approached by Elizabeth Holmes to document her life, and after several meetings, Nathan Fielder and Adam Oppenheim were brought on board to work on the project. However, it appears that Holmes and her husband Billy Evans had limited knowledge of their past work. Oppenheim recalled an instance where Evans watched a few minutes of his 2020 film Some Kind of Heaven and expressed skepticism about its opening. Fielder noted that there was never a clear explanation for why he was chosen to tell the couple's story, leaving many wondering what motivated this decision. The conversation turned to Fielder himself, with one participant observing that even without cameras, Fielder wouldn't choose to spend time with him due to his own perceived flaws. The strained relationship between the crew and Holmes' husband Billy Evans is evident in their current circumstances. Oppenheim revealed that neither of them has seen the completed film. The situation is further complicated by Elizabeth Holmes' ongoing incarceration, which has undoubtedly contributed to the breakdown in communication. As a result of this strained relationship, it appears that there will be no closure or feedback from the couple on the documentary's portrayal of their lives and experiences. The documentary's crew experienced significant challenges while working on the film, particularly when it came to communication with Elizabeth Holmes and her husband Billy Evans. As they attempted to complete the movie, tensions rose between the filmmakers and the couple, who were trying to exert control over the process in a way that made collaboration increasingly difficult for everyone involved. The situation became so strained that communication effectively broke down, leading to a prolonged period of uncertainty and tension. In an effort to capture the essence of Holmes' world, the filmmakers found themselves immersed in an environment where paranoia was palpable. The documentary You Can See Everything" is scheduled to premiere in theaters on October 16. The film offers a glimpse into the world of Elizabeth Holmes and her husband Billy Evans, but it seems they have not been able to engage with its creators. In an interview, Nathan Fielder revealed that communication between him and the couple had broken down. This development comes as no surprise given the filmmakers' immersion in an environment where paranoia was palpable. --- Source: [The Hollywood Reporter](https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/elizabeth-holmes-husband-billy-you-can-see-everything-1236724268/) Published by Noti Group: https://noti.group/elizabeth-holmes-documentary-premieres-at-academy-museum/