'You Can See Everything' Documentary on Elizabeth Holmes Opens Against Melania Film

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How the sides differ Left and alternative sources review the film's themes and craft; right sources stress its box office race against Melania's documentary.

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary 'You Can See Everything' centers on former Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, with Fielder talking with her. The film opens on Friday. All three sides agree on its subject and basic premise. They differ in emphasis: left and alternative outlets focus on its themes of truth, reality and knowledge, and on its open questions, while right-leaning coverage focuses on its opening weekend challenge from a documentary featuring first lady Melania Trump, which had a $7.1 million opening.

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Left NYThe New York Times‘You Can See Everything’ Review: The Slippery Mind of Elizabeth Holmes

Treats the film as a review-driven examination of truth, reality and Holmes's elusive persona.

Alternative F/FilmYou Can See Everything Ending Explained: More Questions Than Answers

Presents the documentary as a stirring work that raises more questions than answers and needs unpacking.

Right WTWashington TimesCan 'You Can See Everything' top 'Melania's' $7.1M documentary opening?

Frames the release mainly as a box office contest against a documentary featuring first lady Melania Trump.