The Vertiginous Revelations of “You Can See Everything”
- Posted on October 9, 2026
- By The New Yorker
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In brief
Nathan Fielding and Lance Oppenheim's documentary explores the complex psychology behind Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos through an innovative interview format. The film examines themes of deception, ambition, and credibility while questioning the nature of truth in high-stakes business scandals. Their unique approach blends investigative journalism with psychological analysis, creating a nuanced portrait of one of modern America's most infamous fraudsters.
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The Vertiginous Revelations of “You Can See Everything”
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s interrogation of Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced Theranos founder, is a compelling spectacle of manipulation, suspicion, and apparent sincerity.
