Key facts
- Demand for "You Can See Everything" is high in UK cinemas.
- The documentary focuses on disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
- Tickets are selling out, prompting cinemas to add more screenings.
- The film had a $15 million opening weekend in the US.
- More than 70% of the US opening-weekend audience was under 35.
Demand for the documentary "You Can See Everything," centered on disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, is exceptionally high in the UK ahead of its November 20 release. Cinemas like Picturehouse and Cineworld are adding screenings as tickets sell out rapidly, with Picturehouse's creative director Clare Binns comparing the excitement to that for "Barbie." The film's remarkable $15 million opening weekend in the US and the fact that co-director Nathan Fielder spent a month with Holmes are significant draws. The documentary has received widespread critical acclaim, including being called "a modern masterpiece of deceit" by The Guardian, and its US opening was the largest for a documentary in over two decades, with a significant portion of its audience under 35.