"Can You See Everything" Tops Documentary Openings Since 2004
The documentary film "You Can See Everything" achieved the highest opening grossing since more than 20 years for a documentary, earning over $15 million in ticket sales despite being shown in fewer than 900 theaters, following its premiere at the Telluride Festival. The film tells the story of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, who ultimately faced a spectacular downfall with charges of electronic fraud and conspiracy, including interviews with her filmed before she entered prison in 2023. The film has been described as one of the biggest openings of the 21st century and received high ratings, with predictions of an Oscar nomination for Best Film. It features an unconventional style in documentary cinema and has achieved greater success than other major documentaries released this year.
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