A24 has released a new trailer for You Can See Everything, a documentary that follows Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of the failed biotech company Theranos, during her final days of freedom and initial weeks in prison. The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, runs for 174 minutes and is described as confidential, suggesting that it may contain sensitive or unpublicized information about Holmes’ life and the events leading to her downfall. Holmes, once a prominent figure in the tech and healthcare industries, became infamous after her company, Theranos, was exposed for making false claims about its blood-testing technology. In 2021, she was convicted of multiple counts of fraud and sentenced to 11 years in prison. The documentary appears to offer an intimate look at her transition from public scrutiny to incarceration, potentially revealing her reflections, emotions, and the realities of her current situation. The film’s confidential nature has generated curiosity among audiences and media alike. While no official logline has been fully disclosed, the trailer suggests a focus on Holmes’ personal journey, her relationships, and the aftermath of her legal troubles. The directors have not commented extensively on the film’s content, leaving much of its narrative open to speculation. You Can See Everything is set to be released in the coming months, and its release is expected to reignite public interest in the Theranos scandal. The documentary may provide a deeper understanding of Holmes’ mindset and the broader implications of her case for entrepreneurship and corporate accountability.