Elizabeth Holmes has a new documentary coming. The unexpected part is who’s making it.
It’s Nathan Fielder.
If that name means absolutely nothing to you, stay with me. Knowing what this man does makes the whole setup considerably more interesting.
You Can See Everything, directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, opens October 16, 2026, according to A24’s official film page. It begins with Holmes inviting a film crew into her life 34 days before prison.
That is already a lot. Then you realize who’s holding the camera.
First, who the hell is Nathan Fielder?
Fielder is the comedian and filmmaker behind Nathan for You and HBO’s The Rehearsal. His humor is very dry, very awkward, and frequently leaves you wondering how far he intends to take something.
In Nathan for You, he offers businesses outlandish ways to get customers. The joke isn’t just the idea. It’s the seriousness with which he follows it through.
Then there’s The Rehearsal. HBO’s Canadian broadcaster describes a show where he helps people prepare for big moments using elaborate simulations, actors, and a construction crew.
Think practicing a difficult conversation. Except instead of talking it through with a friend, there’s an entire production built around it.
That’s the appeal: an ordinary human problem gets taken so far that the solution becomes its own much bigger problem. If you enjoy watching someone commit to an uncomfortable bit long after most people would have fled the room, he may be your guy.
And he moved in with Elizabeth Holmes
The Coolidge Corner Theatre’s film description says Fielder moved into the home Holmes shared with Billy Evans and their children in the weeks before her prison sentence began in 2023.
That premise goes beyond a standard sit-down interview.
A24 describes the documentary as a project that expands from an intimate portrait into a three-year journey. Which is a useful warning to anyone expecting a straightforward recap.
Holmes built Theranos around promises about blood testing and was later convicted of defrauding investors. The question here is what happens when she lets this particular filmmaker inside.
Inviting Nathan Fielder to document your life feels approximately like inviting a raccoon into your kitchen because you’d like someone to organize the pantry.
There may be a plan. The pantry’s survival is another question.
You don’t need a Nathan Fielder homework assignment
You can understand the premise without watching his entire back catalog. Knowing his style explains why this is such an unusual pairing.
The official premise alone gives you plenty to consider.
The collision is the hook: Holmes invited the cameras in, and Fielder has a history of turning a seemingly simple setup into something far more elaborate. That makes this a different proposition from another straight recap of Theranos.
When can you watch You Can See Everything?
The announced theatrical release is October 16, 2026. The Coolidge lists the runtime as 2 hours and 54 minutes, so plan this as a full movie outing, not a quick documentary before bed.
Check your local theater’s schedule for actual showtimes. You can also find the trailer and release information on A24’s film page.
Nearly three hours is a commitment. Elizabeth Holmes letting Nathan Fielder into her house is a premise that might actually earn it.
