Nathan Fielder's Documentary Fuels Renewed Interest in Elizabeth Holmes
A24's documentary "You Can See Everything" has led audiences to revisit Theranos-related films, TV programs, podcasts, and books. Hulu streaming and audiobook downloads have increased as a result. The article examines how Nathan Fielder's project revived attention across multiple media.
The A24 documentary You Can See Everything, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is the catalyst for the renewed attention described in the article. The report links its success to increased viewing on Hulu and higher audiobook downloads.
It also notes that audiences are returning to films, TV programs, podcasts, and books about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, extending interest beyond the documentary itself. The article frames this as a broad revival across several media tied to the rise and fall of the Theranos founder.
The renewed attention could affect viewers and readers by prompting them to compare the documentary with earlier Theranos accounts, and it may benefit streaming services and audiobook publishers through added engagement. It may also influence how media companies package scandal-related nonfiction, though the long-term effect on public understanding of Theranos remains uncertain.