Elizabeth Holmes documentary becomes box office hit
The documentary 'You Can See Everything' has grossed $45 million in two weeks, marking the biggest debut for a non-musical documentary since 2004. The film is generating Oscar buzz, potentially becoming the first documentary nominated for Best Picture.
The nearly three-hour documentary 'You Can See Everything,' directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, became the second-highest grossing movie at the box office, behind 'Clayface.' The film has made $45 million in two weeks, the biggest debut for a non-musical documentary since Michael Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11' in 2004, despite costing only $7 million to make. It is generating Oscar buzz, potentially becoming the first documentary nominated for Best Picture. The film features Amanda Seyfried in a leading role and is described as a blend of documentary and drama, with ambiguous narrative elements. Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced Theranos founder, is currently in prison, and her husband has reached out to media figures regarding her early release. The film is characterized as a riveting, ambiguous exploration of identity and lying, with Amanda Seyfried's performance being a standout element.