Videos · October 24, 2026 · 41 seconds
'You Can See Everything': Why the Theranos Story Needed a Third Telling
Elizabeth Holmes has been the subject of an exposé, a book, a podcast, a miniseries, and a trial. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary, filmed in the weeks before she went to prison, asks a different question, and audiences made it the biggest documentary opening in more than a decade. Noozify gives it an A−.
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'YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING': WHY THE THERANOS STORY NEEDED A THIRD TELLING
[THE ACCESS] She invited the cameras in.
- Thirty-four days before Elizabeth Holmes went to prison for fraud, she invited a film crew to follow her every move.
- The directors were Nathan Fielder, the deadpan comic behind The Rehearsal, and the documentary maker Lance Oppenheim, and A24 kept the film secret for three years.
[THE VERDICT] Critics and crowds agreed.
- It holds a 99% Rotten Tomatoes score and opened to about $15 million from 855 theaters, the biggest documentary opening in more than a decade.
- Noozify's review gives it an A−, for a film that asks what it means to watch someone and still not know.
Read the full article at noozify.com. Images: Images: Elizabeth Holmes at TechCrunch Disrupt 2014 by TechCrunch (CC BY 2.0); Nathan Fielder by Northwest (CC BY-SA 4.0); Lance Oppenheim at the Venice Film Festival by Colleen Sturtevant (CC BY-SA 4.0); all via Wikimedia Commons. Music: an original score for Noozify.