What Critics Think About Nathan Fielder’s ‘Bonkers’ Elizabeth Holmes Movie
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“You Can See Everything” has been described as “bonkers.” Our critics have their own thoughts, and we’d like to hear your reactions in the comments, too.
Listen · 8:52 min Share full article 65 Nathan Fielder with Elizabeth Holmes in “You Can See Everything.” The film has us wondering: Did he really fall for her lingering stars? Credit... A24 By Alissa Wilkinson and Jason Zinoman
In it, the disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her romantic partner, Billy Evans, have invited the comedian Nathan Fielder, who co-directs alongside Lance Oppenheim ( “Primetime” ), to film them in the 34 days before she is due to report to prison. She doesn’t understand why she has been convicted on charges of fraud for deceiving investors. Or does she?
The New York Times movie critic Alissa Wilkinson and comedy critic Jason Zinoman have their own thoughts, which they’re sharing in a conversation below. Let us know your take on the film in the comments section.
Spoiler alert! It’s hard to talk about this film without revealing key details. Be aware that this conversation as well as the comments section will contain spoilers.
JASON ZINOMAN Alissa, we’ve already talked about this movie, but in the spirit of Nathan Fielder, let’s consider that a rehearsal. Luckily, there’s so much to unpack in this brilliant mind-bender.
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