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Whistleblower sounds off after record-breaking Elizabeth Holmes doc debut
“You Can See Everything” was released on 855 screens, with sold-out shows nationwide.
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What happened
A documentary featuring disgraced tech entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes has been released in theaters. Reviewers and commentators discuss the film, which examines Holmes and features interactions with Nathan Fielder. The coverage also sparks broader discussions about fraud, truth, and the criminal justice system.
Where coverage agrees
Outlets across the spectrum agree that Elizabeth Holmes is a disgraced entrepreneur associated with fraud who is now the subject of a new documentary project.
How the framing differs
Left-leaning outlets like The Atlantic and The Guardian focus on the broader societal implications of fraud and examine why public figures like Holmes choose to participate in documentaries. Center outlet NewsNation reports on the commercial debut and whistleblower reactions to the film. Right-leaning outlets such as RealClearPolitics, The Free Press, and The Dispatch review the documentary's thematic exploration of truth and reality, with some debating the ethics of Holmes's continued incarceration.
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Elizabeth Holmes Was Ahead of Her Time
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Whistleblower sounds off after record-breaking Elizabeth Holmes doc debut
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The Slippery Mind of Elizabeth Holmes
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Center Left · The Atlantic
Elizabeth Holmes Was Ahead of Her Time
Center · NewsNation
Whistleblower sounds off after record-breaking Elizabeth Holmes doc debut
Center Right · RealClearPolitics
The Slippery Mind of Elizabeth Holmes
Center Right · The Free Press
Tyler Cowen: Elizabeth Holmes Should Not Be in Prison
Center Right · The Dispatch
Can You Trust Elizabeth Holmes?
Left-leaning coverage
2 publishers
The AtlanticCenter Left
Elizabeth Holmes Was Ahead of Her Time
Americans have grown accustomed to her kind of fraud.
The GuardianCenter Left
‘I’m always being real’: what on earth persuades disgraced people like Elizabeth Holmes to let the cameras in?
With You Can See Everything, Holmes joins other such high-profile subjects as Lance Armstrong, Imelda Marcos and Anthony Weiner to allow film-makers to document their lives. But do they ever come out well?In You Can See Everything, convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes invites film-makers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim into her home in a supposed act of…
Center coverage
1 publisher
NewsNationCenter
Whistleblower sounds off after record-breaking Elizabeth Holmes doc debut
“You Can See Everything” was released on 855 screens, with sold-out shows nationwide.
Right-leaning coverage
3 publishers
RealClearPoliticsCenter Right
The Slippery Mind of Elizabeth Holmes
The disgraced tech entrepreneur and the comic Nathan Fielder chat and joust in a dizzying movie about truth, reality and the contours of knowledge.
The Free PressCenter Right
Tyler Cowen: Elizabeth Holmes Should Not Be in Prison
Elizabeth Holmes’s crimes were egregious. But far fewer women, with or without children, should be incarcerated at all, writes Tyler Cowen.
The DispatchCenter Right
Can You Trust Elizabeth Holmes?
‘You Can See Everything’ shows what happens when you get too close to an object of ire.