You Can See Everything finally has a release date in France

The documentary by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is making a historic splash in American theaters at the moment. It will be visible here by the end of the year.

It’s the film that everyone in the United States has been talking about for eight days. A three-hour documentary about a former tech star who is about to go to prison and which totally fascinates the public and critics.

Produced by A24, You Can See Everything follows the last 34 days of freedom of Elizabeth Holmes, fallen founder of Theranos, before her incarceration. A doc who turned into a real phenomenon. Propelled by rare word of mouth, massive queues formed on the day of its release in front of theaters. Thousands of screenings were sold out. So its distribution was tripled to make You Can See Everything the second best start in history for a documentary at the US box office, with more than 45 million dollars collected in a few days.

A little American madness which will therefore arrive in France before the end of the year. Metropolitan Films announces a theatrical release here on December 30, 2026.

The French synopsis details: “Thirty-four days before her incarceration, Elizabeth Holmes, former figure of Silicon Valley and fallen founder of Theranos, sentenced to more than eleven years in prison for defrauding her investors, invites a team to film her daily life. But what was supposed to be an intimate portrait of a figure as enigmatic as he is controversial turns into a dizzying three-year odyssey, where the boundaries between truth, illusion and manipulation become dangerously blurred.“

In You Can See EverythingNathan Fielder, creator of The Curseand director Lance Oppenheim push the boundaries of cinema and settle in with Elizabeth Holmes, newly married, young mother and soon to be imprisoned, to chronicle the spectacular fall of this icon of Silicon Valley, talk about her lies, her conviction…

An event film which now has a trailer in French VOST: