A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO and founder of the failed blood-testing company Theranos, premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on Sunday night. The film, titled You Can See Everything, has been speculated to be the result of interviews conducted by comedian and filmmaker Nathan Fielder with Holmes. Fielder is known for his satirical and introspective documentary series, and this project appears to be a more personal and in-depth look at Holmes' life and the downfall of her company. The film is said to cover events from thirty-four days before an unspecified date, likely focusing on the period leading up to the collapse of Theranos. This time frame may include the company’s legal troubles, media scrutiny, and the eventual criminal charges brought against Holmes. The documentary reportedly includes footage of Fielder visiting Holmes in prison, where she is currently serving a sentence for fraud. Theranos once promised to revolutionize the medical testing industry with its innovative blood-testing technology. However, the company faced widespread criticism and legal action over claims that its technology was not as effective as advertised. Holmes was convicted in 2022 of multiple counts of fraud related to misleading investors and patients about the capabilities of Theranos’ technology. You Can See Everything is expected to provide a detailed and possibly introspective account of Holmes’ journey, her rise to prominence, and the events that led to her downfall. The film’s premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, known for showcasing independent and thought-provoking cinema, suggests it will be a significant and possibly controversial release in the documentary genre.