Elizabeth Holmes, the controversial Theranos founder convicted of fraud, has granted unprecedented access to filmmakers for a documentary aimed at rehabilitating her public image. The project was completed before her prison sentence began, featuring candid moments with her partner. The documentary presents Holmes's perspective on the blood-testing company scandal, examining claims of authenticity and accountability as she attempts to reshape her narrative following the high-profile legal proceedings.

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