Filmmaker Nathan Fielder stated that convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes contacted him directly from prison shortly before the debut of the documentary project *You Can See Everything*, repeatedly telling him that she trusted him, according to reporting by Accredited Wire Reports.
The phone conversation took place ahead of the public release of the documentary, which centers on the former biotechnology entrepreneur and the collapse of her blood-testing firm. During the interaction, Holmes reiterated the phrase "I trust you" to Fielder as the high-profile feature prepared to make its debut before global audiences.
Box Office Launch and Critical Reception
Following its premiere, *You Can See Everything* quickly emerged as one of the most prominent documentary releases in decades, drawing significant coverage across major media organizations. Media accounts, including reports from CNN, highlighted the extraordinary commercial scale of the release, while review coverage from The Guardian questioned whether the documentary stands among the greatest films ever produced.
According to reporting compiled from The New York Times, the documentary opened across the country to more than 2,000 sold-out screenings. The substantial box office interest underscores widespread public fascination with Holmes, who is currently serving a federal prison sentence following her conviction for fraud related to her leadership of Theranos.
Whistleblower Focus and Public Scrutiny
The documentary revisits the rise and dramatic unraveling of Theranos, incorporating perspectives connected to the whistleblowers who initially exposed the operational flaws and false promises of the company's proprietary testing equipment. Fielder's disclosure regarding the pre-release phone call adds fresh context to the public scrutiny surrounding Holmes, showing that the Theranos founder sought direct communication with the filmmaker as the extensive cinematic examination of her conduct prepared to reach thousands of packed theaters.
