A new documentary about the mysterious tech pioneer Elizabeth Holmes has left audiences stunned in Telluride. The film, titled "You Can See Everything," offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of Theranos, the company founded by Holmes that was once hailed as a revolutionary healthcare technology company.
The documentary provides an unflinching look at Holmes's business practices and leadership style, revealing a complex web of deceit and manipulation. Using interviews with key players from the company, including Fielder and Oppenheim, the film exposes the extent to which Holmes silenced critics and ignored warnings about the company's lack of quality control. The footage also sheds light on the personal relationships between Holmes and her team members, including her husband Tyler and former employee David Wilcox.
The documentary was widely anticipated due to its exclusive access to Fielder and Oppenheim, who have been vocal in their criticism of Holmes. "You Can See Everything" has sparked a lively debate about the ethics of whistleblowing and the consequences of speaking truth to power. The film is set to premiere on HBO Max later this year, with production taking place over several years before its release.