A24 documentary You Can See Everything tracks towards twenty million weekend box office

The A24 meta-documentary film You Can See Everything is projecting a second weekend theatrical gross of 20 million dollars, according to reports from Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter. Deadline reported that the feature ranks second overall at the domestic box office behind Clayface, which is leading the frame with over 24 million dollars. FanBolt reported that Clayface earned 10.4 million dollars on Friday as You Can See Everything expanded its audience in its second weekend. [3][4][5][7][11]

Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the film follows former Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans in the weeks before Holmes began serving a federal prison sentence for defrauding investors. SlashFilm and Variety reported that Fielder appears on camera during interviews with Holmes and Evans, while actress Amanda Seyfried also appears in the hybrid project playing both Holmes and herself. [1][4][11]

Production details revealed by the filmmakers highlight unconventional creative choices during filming. According to reports from The Wrap and ComingSoon citing an interview with GQ, Oppenheim confirmed that a early full-frontal nudity scene featuring Evans was original conceived and suggested by Evans himself. [2][6]

Industry focus has shifted toward awards prospects for the hybrid theatrical release. Variety reported that distribution partner A24 is handling the release as awards pundits debate potential acting nominations for Seyfried's performance in the documentary. [4]