Elizabeth Holmes: A24 has dropped a new trailer for "You Can See Everything," the secretive documentary generating major awards season buzz.
Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the 174-minute film centers on Elizabeth Holmes.
The disgraced Theranos founder is followed during her final weeks of freedom and the start of her prison sentence.
According to A24's official synopsis, Holmes invites a doubtful film crew into her life just 34 days before reporting to prison.
What starts as a close-up look at a controversial figure evolves into a three-year journey that grows increasingly strange.
The film debuted to a packed house at the Telluride Film Festival. A24 followed the premiere with a short teaser and confirmed an Oct. 16 release date.
The teaser offers few details but shows an intense exchange between Fielder and Holmes.
In it, Holmes insists she has nothing to hide and says she has no reason to deceive him.
Critics who caught the premiere in Telluride were quick to react.
Variety film critic Owen Gleiberman called the documentary a strange, one-of-a-kind hybrid of reality television and psychological drama.
He credited Fielder's dry, probing interview style for driving the film's tension.
Fellow Variety critic Clayton Davis noted the film grows stranger as it progresses. He said the story's final act left even veteran festivalgoers stunned.
Reactions overheard around Telluride ranged from disbelief to amazement, according to Davis, all of them meant as praise.
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