You Can See Everything, the A24 documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, opened in US theaters on Friday, October 16, 2026, and has grossed about $79 million in the US and Canada on a reported $7 million budget. It is directed by comedian Nathan Fielder and filmmaker Lance Oppenheim, runs 174 minutes and is rated R. It opened in Australia on November 12 and reaches the UK and Ireland on November 20. This guide covers who appears in it, the box office, the reviews and where to watch. It is spoiler-free.
Last updated on November 13, 2026.
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You Can See Everything at a Glance
| Detail | You Can See Everything |
| US and Canada release | Friday, October 16, 2026, in theaters |
| Australia release | Thursday, November 12, 2026 |
| UK and Ireland release | Friday, November 20, 2026 |
| Directors | Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim |
| Distributor (US) | A24 |
| Runtime | 174 minutes |
| Rating | R, for language and some graphic nudity |
| Budget | About $7 million |
| Streaming | No digital or streaming date announced |
What Is You Can See Everything About?
The film starts about 34 days before Elizabeth Holmes was due to report to federal prison in 2023. Holmes, who founded the blood-testing company Theranos and was convicted of defrauding investors, invited a documentary crew to follow her and her family at a rented beach house in California. Nathan Fielder, known for his own comedy series, appears on screen as he spends time with Holmes and her partner, Billy Evans. The project then stretched across roughly three years. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as a surreal look at her life, and critics have focused on how the film plays with truth and manipulation.
We are keeping this page free of spoilers, so we are not describing where the film goes.
Who Appears in You Can See Everything?
Because this is a documentary, most of the people on screen are playing themselves.
| Name | Role |
| Elizabeth Holmes | Subject of the film, appears as herself |
| Billy Evans | Holmes’s partner |
| Nathan Fielder | Co-director, producer and on-screen presence |
| Lance Oppenheim | Co-director and producer |
| Amanda Seyfried | Listed in the cast; she played Holmes in the series The Dropout |
| Christopher Abbott | Listed in the cast |
You Can See Everything Box Office
The film has been one of the surprise hits of the autumn. It opened in only 855 theaters and has grown steadily since.
| Weekend | Rank | Gross | Theaters |
| October 16 to 18 | No. 2 | $15.6 million | 855 |
| October 23 to 25 | No. 2 | $18.7 million | 2,655 |
| October 30 to November 1 | No. 1 | $11.4 million | 3,243 |
| November 6 to 8 | No. 5 | $8.4 million | 2,473 |
- Total: about $79.4 million in the US and Canada after the November 6 to 8 weekend, according to The Numbers.
- Opening record: TheWrap and The Daily Beast both report the largest documentary opening in 13 years. It finished behind Street Fighter, which took the No. 1 spot that weekend.
- No. 1: it won the Halloween weekend, ahead of Clayface, after rising in its second weekend.
- Budget: about $7 million, per Wikipedia, The Numbers and TheWrap.
If you are planning a trip to the cinema, our Street Fighter box office guide and Godzilla Minus Zero guide cover the other big films in theaters now.
What Are the Reviews Saying?
Reviews are among the strongest of the year. The film holds 96% on Rotten Tomatoes from 224 reviews, with a 95% audience score, and a Metacritic score in the high 90s. Film Threat gave it 9 out of 10 and Den of Geek gave it five out of five stars. Early in its run it sat at a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes before settling as more reviews came in. Critics praise how it keeps viewers off balance, and reviewers describe it as unsettling.
You Can See Everything Trailer
The video above is the official trailer from A24’s YouTube channel.
Is You Can See Everything Rated R?
Yes. The MPA rated it R for language and some graphic nudity. It is a long film at 174 minutes, nearly three hours, so plan for a late finish if you are going to an evening showing.
Where to Watch You Can See Everything
You Can See Everything is playing in theaters only. In the US and Canada, tickets are sold through A24’s website, Fandango and local cinema chains. It is not on Netflix or Prime Video, and no digital or streaming date has been announced. We will update this page when A24 confirms one.
When can you see it in Australia and the UK?
It opened in Australian cinemas on Thursday, November 12, 2026. In the UK and Ireland it opens on Friday, November 20, 2026, in cinemas only, according to Flicks. Release dates can change, so check your local cinema listings.
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For something you can stream at home, see our Reminders of Him guide, now on Netflix. Looking ahead to December, our Dunesday guide covers Avengers: Doomsday and Dune: Part Three.
You Can See Everything FAQ
What is You Can See Everything?
It is a documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and distributed by A24.
When did You Can See Everything come out?
It opened in US and Canadian theaters on Friday, October 16, 2026, after a surprise premiere at the Telluride Film Festival.
When does You Can See Everything come out in the UK?
It opens in UK and Ireland cinemas on Friday, November 20, 2026.
When does You Can See Everything come out in Australia?
It opened in Australian cinemas on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
Who directed You Can See Everything?
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
How long is You Can See Everything?
174 minutes, which is just under three hours.
What is You Can See Everything rated?
It is rated R in the US for language and some graphic nudity.
How much has You Can See Everything made at the box office?
About $79.4 million in the US and Canada through the November 6 to 8 weekend, according to The Numbers. It opened to $15.6 million.
Is You Can See Everything streaming?
Not yet. It is in theaters only, and no digital or streaming date has been announced.
Is You Can See Everything on Netflix?
No. It is only in theaters.
Sources: release dates, cast and crew are from Wikipedia, Rotten Tomatoes, The Numbers and Flicks. The premise is from Wikipedia, Rotten Tomatoes and AV Club. Box office is from The Numbers, TheWrap and The Daily Beast. Rating is from Rotten Tomatoes and AV Club. Reviews are from Rotten Tomatoes, Film Threat and Den of Geek. This page is not affiliated with A24.
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