is the new documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, directed by Nathan Fielder (, Nathan for You) and Lance Oppenheim.
The movie follows Holmes and her partner Billy Evans during the 34 days before she began her prison sentence in 2023. What starts as an intimate portrait becomes a much stranger, three-year investigation into truth, shot on wide-angles placed all over Holmes' house,
But where can you ? Here's everything you need to know about its cinema release and streaming availability
Watch You Can See Everything in the US (without cable)
was released in US cinemas on .
You can find your nearest screening and book tickets through the official A24 website.
It's coming to the UK and Australia in November:
Theatrical release dates:
US and Canada: In cinemas now (from October 16)
Where to stream You Can See Everything online
will be streaming on in the US – no streaming release date has been officially confirmed but January 2027 is the latest rumor.
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Where to watch You Can See Everything in the UK
You can check screenings and ticket availability at Cineworld and Picturehouse. We checked pre-orders at Picturehouse and tickets cost from £16.99 for an adult.
You Can See Everything online? There's currently no confirmed UK streaming release date or streaming platform but it could be as soon as January 2027 on HBO Max. The film is also tipped to be available to rent on Sky Store.
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Where to watch You Can See Everything in Canada
Canadian viewers can watch in cinemas now, following its release.
Check Cineplex and Landmark Cinemas for local screenings. You'll hav to be quick - we checked the seatmaps and screenings are selling out fast.
Want to stream in Canada? There's no official streaming date yet but Crave is a possibility for Canada. Canadian distribution will likely be handled by VVS Films
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How to watch You Can See Everything in Australia
opens in Australian cinemas on .
Screenings are expected at cinemas including and .
We checked for ticket prices but Event says: "Session times are still to be confirmed for . Every Monday we refresh and load new programming for the following week so we recommend checking back on a Tuesday morning".
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Everything to know about You Can See Everything
Can I watch You Can See Everything on Netflix or Prime Video?
No. is not currently available on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. Instead, the 2hr 54min film is expected to land on HBO Max exclusively due to the established relationship between makers A24 and HBO.
How long is You Can See Everything?
The documentary runs for approximately 174 minutes (2 hours and 54 minutes).
Where can I stream Nathan Fielder's other TV shows? Are any of them free to watch?
Yes. If you're new to Nathan Fielder, start with (2013–2017) which is available to watch free on Pluto TV in the US/UK, and 10 in Australia. Two famous episodes here: the one where he attempts to help a struggling frozen yoghurt store owner garner publicity with a poo-flavored yoghurt (YouTube clip), and the epic 'Dumb Starbucks' episode (Season 2, Episode 5).
There's the bizarre-but-brilliant (2022) and (2023-24), both of which are available to watch on HBO Max in the UK and US.
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