A documentary on Elizabeth Holmes' downfall enters the Oscar race, capturing her final 34 days before prison.
Documentary about Elizabeth Holmes released
A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the former Silicon Valley entrepreneur who was convicted of fraud, has been released in U.S. theaters. The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, focuses on the 34 days before Holmes entered prison.Film produced by A24
The documentary was produced by A24, a well-known film production and distribution company. It premiered in theaters on October 16, 2026, and is now being considered for an Oscar nomination for best film.Potential Oscar nomination for documentary
If nominated, the film would be the first documentary to receive an Oscar nomination for best film. This would mark a significant milestone in the history of the Academy Awards.Positive critical reception
The film has received widespread acclaim from American critics. They have praised it with phrases such as "not only the best film of the year, but also the most essential," "a documentary that alters reality, indispensable and absolutely sensational," and "a masterpiece of deception."Access limited to subscribers
The film is currently available only to subscribers of a publication, with subscription details provided separately. This access model is becoming increasingly common for exclusive content.