Documentary explores Elizabeth Holmes' final days in San Diego rental

NBC 7 San Diego reported on the documentary film 'You Can See Everything,' which presents an unsettling and thought-provoking portrayal of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, during her last 34 days before prison.

According to the Indiana Daily Student, the film was directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and focuses on Holmes' life in a San Diego rental home with her partner and children. It offers a personal and intimate perspective rather than a traditional documentary narrative.

The film challenges viewers' perceptions of truth, as Holmes maintains her innocence while the public largely views her as guilty of defrauding investors. The documentary explores this ambiguity without providing clear answers.

The second half of the documentary shifts to Holmes' life in prison, although she is not shown on screen. The filmmakers continue to investigate the nature of truth and Holmes' story, leaving audiences to interpret the facts themselves.