Full Trailer for Nathan Fielder’s You Can See Everything
In the world of true crime and high-stakes deception, a new documentary is making waves, promising a look into the meticulously crafted lives of some of modern’s greatest manipulators. A24 has unveiled the full official trailer for You Can See Everything, a secret cinematic journey directed by comedy genius Nathan Fielder and acclaimed filmmaker Lance Oppenheim.
This is no ordinary film. It is a profound, almost uncomfortable exploration of the art of disguise, centered on the life of Elizabeth Holmes. Just before she faced the consequences of her actions and headed to prison for eleven years, Holmes made an extraordinary invitation: she allowed a skeptical film crew to document her every move at her home. The premise is deceptively simple—to observe and record the lives of those deemed untouchable, in an attempt to reveal that even the most polished facades hide a core of human reality.
The resulting documentary is a masterclass in observational comedy and stark reality. Fielder, known for his unique brand of uncomfortable humor, managed to capture the intricate dynamics of a life built on lies. It delves into the bizarre negotiations of privilege, encapsulated by interactions like, “What would she have to gain from me?” “Well, isn’t your family rich?”, perfectly illustrating the transactional nature of the world they inhabit.
The film has already garnered significant attention, premiering as a surprise screening at the 2026 Telluride Film Festival, where it was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews. Critics have hailed it as one of the best documentaries ever made, recognizing the power of Fielder and Oppenheim to turn a high-profile legal drama into a uniquely unforgettable human story.
By placing the viewer directly into the unfolding narrative, You Can See Everything offers a perspective that feels both intimate and deeply unsettling. It is a cinematic experience that compels you to reconsider the boundaries between public persona and private truth, proving that sometimes, the most shocking revelations are found not in grand schemes, but in the seemingly mundane details of everyday life.
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