Nathan Fielder spent a month living with Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans before Holmes began her prison sentence. The result is You Can See Everything, a nearly three-hour A24 documentary that opened in theaters on October 16, 2026. The film moves from awkward breakfast scenes to full-frontal nudity, from a convicted fraudster claiming she has never lied to Amanda Seyfried showing up halfway through to play Holmes again. These are the 30 moments that made viewers gasp, laugh, and stare at the screen in disbelief.
The Egg Bowl and the Naked Shower
The film’s earliest scenes set the tone. Fielder sits with Holmes and Evans as they make breakfast. Holmes is whisking eggs. Evans takes the bowl out of her hands and finishes the job himself.
“He thinks I don’t do it right.” — Elizabeth Holmes, describing why Billy Evans took over the eggs, via Variety
1. The egg takeover. Evans grabs the bowl because he believes Holmes scrambles eggs too slowly. Fielder asks why. Holmes explains. The moment lasts seconds and shows who runs the kitchen.
2. Billy goes full frontal. Evans works out at a gym, then lets the crew film him showering completely naked. The scene helped earn the film an R rating for graphic nudity. He later walks past Fielder wearing only a towel.
3. Holmes says she has never lied. Fielder asks Holmes if she has ever told a lie in her life. “I don’t think so,” she replies. Fielder pushes her on white lies. She cannot name one. Evans backs her up: “She’s weird.”
4. The “Who’s on First?” test. Fielder shows Holmes the famous Abbott and Costello routine to explain her confusing language about Theranos. Holmes says she finds it funny but cannot explain why. She starts to tear up. Evans says she has “her own beautiful view on the world.”
The Parents, the Memoir, and the New York Times Fight
Holmes’s family enters the film early. Her father, Christian Holmes IV, sits for an interview. Evans interrupts. The conversation touches on Holmes’s ex-boyfriend Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, who was also convicted of fraud.
5. Evans shuts down the father interview. Christian Holmes begins talking about Balwani. Evans asks for the interview to end. They try to restart. Evans stops it again.
6. Holmes’s father makes a sensitive claim. Christian Holmes tells Fielder he knows exactly why his daughter is going to prison. He says she was *ssaulted while at Stanford. Evans separates them before he can say more.
7. Holmes is writing a memoir. The film shows Holmes typing on a laptop. Fielder says she read the first chapter to him, Lance Oppenheim, and some A24 executives at their first meeting.
8. The New York Times quote dispute. Holmes and Evans read Amy Chozick’s 2023 profile of Holmes in The New York Times. They claim Chozick made up a quote about Holmes saying she created a character. They say they recorded the interview. Fielder asks to hear the recording. They cannot find it.
9. Holmes and Evans want to relaunch Theranos. They tell Fielder they want to try the same idea again — testing small amounts of blood — with different technology. They make calls to raise money. Evans later sets up a medical testing company in Texas.
10. The guest house has no mattress. Holmes and Evans invite Fielder and Oppenheim to live in their guest house. The filmmakers agree. They find no mattresses on the beds. They later get mattresses but no sheets. Fielder sleeps under nothing.
Amanda Seyfried Enters the Documentary
The film’s biggest twist arrives about halfway through. Fielder recruits Amanda Seyfried, who won an Emmy for playing Holmes in The Dropout, to join the project.
11. Seyfried watches Holmes watch her. Fielder shows Holmes The Dropout for the first time. Holmes watches in bed with Evans and Fielder. Seyfried later watches footage of Holmes watching Seyfried. The loop is dizzying.
12. Holmes cries at the Larry Ellison scene. Seyfried, playing Holmes, screams “Get the f—ing money!” at Larry Ellison. Holmes asks Fielder to turn it off. He does.
13. Seyfried reenacts Holmes’s words. Fielder uses Seyfried as a stand-in for Holmes in scenes he could not film, including a prison phone call. She wears the same clothes Holmes wears earlier in the film.
14. Christopher Abbott plays Billy Evans. Christopher Abbott joins Seyfried to recreate private conversations between Fielder and the couple. Abbott later plays Evans in the prison meeting reenactment.
15. Seyfried says she hopes Holmes and Evans break up. Seyfried tells Fielder that Evans is controlling and manipulative. She says she wants the couple to split.
Billy Evans Takes Over
After Holmes goes to prison, Evans becomes the film’s central figure. He controls her social media, negotiates money, and makes threats.
16. Evans asks to be paid. Fielder reveals that Evans requested a share of the documentary’s profits during an early meeting. Holmes left the room before Evans brought it up. A24 eventually agreed. Evans later backed out.
17. Evans posts from Holmes’s X account. Evans admits he runs Holmes’s verified X account while she is in prison. He posts and replies without her approval. He says “80 percent” of the posts are written by her.
18. Evans has power of attorney. During a heated dinner with Seyfried and Fielder, Evans reveals he has power of attorney over Holmes. Seyfried is visibly shocked.
19. The Charlie Kirk argument. Evans tells Seyfried he supports Charlie Kirk. Seyfried had called Kirk “hateful” after his assassination. Evans confronts her about it. The dinner ends with Seyfried and Fielder leaving.
20. Evans says he can harm people. Fielder visits Evans again. Evans says he is armed all the time. He says he knows ways to harm people. He also claims he has a pre-recorded video ready to release if he is killed.
Prison, AI, and the Final Goodbye
The film’s final hour follows Holmes’s last days before prison and the strange life Evans builds after she goes away.
21. Fielder offers to leave so the couple can have sex. Holmes spends her final hours with her family. Fielder is nearby. He offers to leave so Holmes and Evans can be intimate. He later asks how it went.
22. The hair dye and sunglasses gift. Fielder gives Holmes a going-away present: hair dye and sunglasses. He jokes she might need them to escape. Holmes’s parents watch silently.
23. The prison goodbye. Holmes and Fielder hug before she leaves. Holmes tells him everything will be okay. They look at each other a few seconds too long.
24. Evans builds an AI Holmes. After Holmes enters prison, Evans has her face and body scanned. He works with a company to create an AI version of Holmes that can talk like her. He puts it on a large screen in his new house.
25. The pets roam free. Evans buys a blue Argentine tegu, a corn snake, a tarantula, beetles, and tortoises. The tegu, a large lizard, walks around the house while the cameras roll.
The Small Details That Stay With You
Some of the film’s strangest moments are not big reveals. They are quiet details that raise questions.
26. The “fyi you can totally see everything” text. Holmes sends Fielder a text that reads “fyi you can totally see everything…” The film never explains it. The title comes from this message.
27. Fielder’s prison phone call is reenacted. Fielder tries to call Holmes in prison. Evans says the call could get her in trouble. Holmes eventually calls. Fielder recreates the audio using Seyfried’s voice.
28. The swimming reveal. Near the end, the film shows that Holmes and Fielder went swimming together earlier during his stay. The scene asks whether their relationship was professional or something closer to friendship.
29. Evans claims he can intuit Holmes’s wishes. Evans says he does not need to speak to Holmes to know what she wants. He says he can feel it.
30. Holmes and Evans have not seen the film. Fielder said at a Telluride Q&A that neither Holmes nor Evans watched the documentary before its release. Evans can now post his reaction from Holmes’s X account.
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Where to Watch and What Comes Next
You Can See Everything is playing in theaters in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and India. A24 has not announced an official streaming date. HBO Max is expected to carry the film because of its deal with A24, with rumors pointing to January or February 2027. No date has been confirmed by the studio.
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