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A24's 'You Can See Everything' Grosses $45.1M in Box Office Run

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What happened

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The documentary 'You Can See Everything,' which profiles Elizabeth Holmes, earned $15.6 million in its opening weekend and subsequently grew its gross to $19.5 million in its second weekend, according to reports from October 25, 2026. The film, which was produced for $7 million, has since grossed $45.1 million and is playing in 2,655 theaters. The documentary, which follows the 34 days before Holmes's incarceration, also saw its ad account suspended by TikTok.

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Why it matters

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The film's strong box office performance and high gross relative to its production cost position it as one of the most successful non-fiction films in history. The documentary, which was produced and distributed by A24, has captured significant audience attention, helping to validate the commercial appeal of the genre.

A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, directed by Lance Oppenheim and backed by A24, premiered in Colorado.

From indiewire.com

Who's involved

  • Elizabeth HolmesSubject of the documentary, a biotechnology entrepreneur convicted of fraud.
  • Nathan FielderCo-director and filmmaker who produced the documentary about Elizabeth Holmes.
  • Lance OppenheimCo-director who directed the documentary focused on Elizabeth Holmes's life.
  • A24American independent entertainment company that produced and distributed the film.
  • TikTokVideo-focused social media platform that suspended the documentary's ad account.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • A24Speculative

    A24 might see a massive, immediate revenue boost from the film's strong opening weekend.

  • TikTokSpeculative

    The documentary's advertising revenue might be negatively impacted by the suspension of its ad account.

Possible ripples

Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.

How it developed

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  1. Nathan Fielder filmed Elizabeth Holmes' life story, involving Emma Cline and shared living arrangements in Del Mar.Sub-event
  2. A24 produced 'You Can See Everything', a documentary about Holmes, featuring Fielder and Oppenheim.1 source
  3. The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is now following her final days.1 source
  4. The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes also features her partner and father, Billy Evans.1 source
  5. Forbes reported on A24's streaming release strategy for the Fielder/Oppenheim documentary.1 source
  6. Rolling Stone reviews the documentary about Theranos, featuring interviews with Fielder and Holmes.1 source
  7. The film examining Theranos' founder's psychology premiered at the Telluride festival.1 source
  8. The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes achieved $15 million in its opening weekend.1 source
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  1. TikTok suspended the documentary's ad account, and A24 is distributing the film.1 source
  2. The Holmes documentary is breaking box office records and tracking performance metrics.1 source
  3. Elizabeth Holmes, accused of defrauding investors in Theranos, is seeking a pardon or commutation from Donald Trump.Sub-event
  4. Fielder joins Oppenheim to co-direct a documentary profiling Elizabeth Holmes.1 source

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