The secret documentary called "You Can See Everything" about disgraced businesswoman Elizabeth Holmes was finally revealed after years kept under wraps. The production premiered yesterday in a secret screening held in Telluride, a small town known for being an important center for film festivals in the United States.
Elizabeth Holmes was the founder of Theranos, a medical technology company that promised to revolutionize blood tests. She was considered one of the biggest frauds in the technology sector, having been convicted of fraud in 2022 for deceiving investors, patients, and doctors about the real capabilities of her technology.
Studio A24, responsible for distributing the documentary, decided to release the official trailer during the secret premiere. The official public release was scheduled for next month, generating great anticipation among those following the Holmes case and the world of documentary cinema.
The documentary promises to reveal details about Holmes's rise and fall, who was once called "the Steve Jobs of women" by the American press due to her initial success as a billionaire entrepreneur. The film arrives at a time when Holmes's story has already been adapted into a book and a television series is in development.
