Elizabeth Holmes Begins Final 34 Days Before Prison Sentence
Thirty-four days before reporting to prison in May 2023, disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes invited documentary filmmakers into her rented beachfront home, magazin.aktualne.cz reported. Holmes, who once amassed a billion-dollar fortune as the head of a blood-testing startup that promised to run numerous diagnostic tests from a single drop of blood, was convicted of fraud after the promised technology was exposed as a major fraud. iROZHLAS reported that directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim moved practically into the house to film the final weeks before her 11-year sentence commenced.
Novinky.cz reported that Holmes founded Theranos in the 2000s as a chemical engineering dropout who embraced the mantra of faking it until succeeding. Instead of the promised medical revolution, the company collapsed after the scandal was uncovered by investigative journalists in 2015. A court subsequently found her guilty of defrauding investors and patients, reducing her net worth to zero and dismantling the enterprise. ČT art noted that despite the legal verdict and the closure of the company, Holmes remained steadfastly convinced of her own innocence when she approached Fielder.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim Document the Final Weeks at Home
The resulting 174-hour-equivalent three-hour documentary, titled Uvidíš všechno (You Can See Everything), captures the domestic scene shared by Holmes, her partner Billy Evans, and their two young children, according to iROZHLAS. The production breaks down into two distinct halves divided by her entry into prison, shifting focus in the second half toward her media image managed directly by Evans. iROZHLAS reported that Evans evolved from a background figure into an increasingly toxic presence taking over control of their public narrative.
Novinky.cz reported that Fielder acts as the on-screen inquisitor, confronting the couple with awkward questions, prolonged silences, and subtle facial expressions. The directors use tight, suffocating close-ups shot by cinematographer David Bolen to examine every pore and facial muscle, paired with an unsettling musical score by Ari Balouzian. The film blurs the boundaries between documentary and fiction while questioning who is manipulating whom within the household.
Amanda Seyfried Recreates Unseen Moments on Screen
Novinky.cz reported that the project features actress Amanda Seyfried in its second half, reprising her role from the 2022 miniseries The Dropout (Kauza Theranos). Seyfried collaborates with Fielder to reconstruct events and statements that Holmes could no longer deliver on camera once imprisoned. In one metafictional moment highlighted by Novinky.cz, Seyfried watches footage of Holmes watching Seyfried’s portrayal of her, whereupon the convicted founder turns away in tears.
iROZHLAS noted that the film avoids disputing the court’s verdict, instead functioning as a thriller about the search for truth, evidence, and justice. Rather than exposing fresh fraud, the narrative documents the strange dynamics of human connection under extreme pressure. Aerofilms scheduled the theatrical release of the film in the Czech Republic for November 5, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Film Uvidíš všechno
Where was the documentary filmed?
The filming took place inside a rented beachfront house, where the production crew practically lived with Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans during the final weeks before her imprisonment.
Who directed the project and when was it released?
iROZHLAS reported that the film was directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, with Aerofilms releasing the 174-minute documentary in Czech cinemas on November 5, 2026.
What role does Amanda Seyfried play in the documentary?
Novinky.cz reported that Amanda Seyfried appears in the second half of the film, recreating scenes and commentary alongside Fielder to bridge the gap after Holmes began serving her 11-year prison sentence.
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