Nathan Fielder’s buzzy documentary shows more than Elizabeth Holmes’ enigmatic day-to-day life.
You Can See Everything, in which Fielder lives with Holmes and her family in the 34 days before her prison sentence begins, has received an “R” rating for “language and some graphic nudity.”
The documentary about the Theranos fraudster has received positive reviews since its premiere at the Telluride Film Festival on Sept. 6, with critics calling it “enigmatic,” “jaw-dropping,” and “disquieting.” On Sept. 23, it received its “R” rating, though few details have emerged, and early reviews have not discussed the “nudity” label.
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