Telluride just hosted a sneak premiere of a new documentary, “You Can See Everything,” about former Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Filmed in the 34 days before Holmes reported to prison in 2023, the film promises an intimate look at the entrepreneur’s final days of freedom. Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the documentary offers unprecedented access, with Fielder reportedly living in the couple’s guest house during filming.

The film's release comes as Holmes's legal battles continue. Her appeals to reverse her conviction and shorten her sentence were rejected in February, and she has since petitioned for clemency from President Trump, a request that remains pending.

With a A24 release date set for October, the trailer offers a tantalising glimpse into the drama. Among the revelations, an A24 spokesperson has hinted at a star-studded cameo that adds a layer of intrigue to the proceedings.

As the film makes its way to screens, it serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of fraud and deception in the tech and business world. Holmes's fall from grace, captured in such detail, could very well serve as a cautionary tale for future entrepreneurs.