Elizabeth Holmes Doc You Can See Everything Breaks A24 Alamo Drafthouse Presale Record
A24's documentary You Can See Everything, about Elizabeth Holmes before her federal prison term, has become a top seller at Alamo Drafthouse. Its presales are the highest for any A24 film and any documentary at the Sony-owned chain. The film ranks second overall behind Avengers: Doomsday.
The film centers on Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder, during the period before she began serving a federal prison sentence. It is an A24 release directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder.
At Alamo Drafthouse, a Sony-owned dine-in theater chain, advance ticket sales for the documentary have set records for both A24 titles and nonfiction films. Only Avengers: Doomsday has sold more in the chain's overall presale rankings. A related review tied to Telluride Film Festival describes it as a striking Holmes documentary featuring Fielder.
The documentary's strong presales could raise public interest in Holmes, Theranos, and startup accountability, drawing viewers who follow true-crime or business scandals. It may boost A24's documentary profile and encourage theaters to book similar nonfiction releases. Audiences, streaming platforms, and exhibitors could feel effects if the film sustains attention, while Holmes's story may continue shaping conversations about trust in Silicon Valley claims.