Theranos founder Holmes back in the spotlight
A new documentary titled 'You Can See Everything' offers an intimate look at the life of convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim gained unprecedented access to Holmes and her family prior to her imprisonment.
Why it matters
The documentary provides a new psychological perspective on one of the most high-profile corporate fraud cases in recent history.
Just under a month ago, around 600 people handed over their phones before taking their seats in the Werner Herzog Theatre.
The Werner Herzog Theatre is a temporary cinema set up inside an ice rink at the town park in Telluride, Colorado - a fact that will quickly become one of the least strange aspects of the event.
The attendees had no advance knowledge of what would be shown at the Telluride Film Festival's surprise screening. They ended up seeing the global premiere of a movie that few people in the world even knew existed.
The film in question - 'You Can See Everything' - is a documentary focusing on ex-entrepreneur and convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, made by comedian and filmmaker Nathan Fielder and documentary-maker Lance Oppenheim.
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