Nathan Fielder films Theranos founder's life in San Diego before prison

Showbiz411 reported that Nathan Fielder's three-hour film, "You Can See Everything," is not a documentary despite being presented as one by A24. The film blends fact and fiction in a style reminiscent of Woody Allen and Alfred Hitchcock.

The film follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in 2023, capturing her life in San Diego at a beachfront home with her partner and children shortly before she went to prison. Holmes was convicted for defrauding investors with a blood-testing device that never worked.

According to Showbiz411, despite her conviction and public disgrace, Holmes and her partner are shown planning a new blood-testing device, believing investors might still support them. Her partner appears financially secure, possibly from a wealthy background.

The film offers a unique perspective on Holmes' life in San Diego during a pivotal moment, mixing real-life events with dramatic storytelling. Showbiz411 suggests the film may have a better chance as a Best Picture nominee than as a documentary.