Claims extracted
25
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
12%
3 of 25 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
67/100
Fox News's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Entertainment
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
The best documentaries don't feel like documentaries.
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documentaries → feel → documentaries
They have a connotation of being educational, but even career documentarians will tell you that all they're doing is telling a story just like any other film.
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they → have → film
Well, A24's "You Can See Everything" is not like any other film, nor is it like any other documentary.
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it → see → documentary
Comedian Nathan Fielder shocked the internet during the festival circuit earlier this year when he unveiled a documentary he spent three years developing featuring Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced Theranos founder who granted him unfettered access in the 34 days leading up to her 11-year prison sentence in 2023.
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who → shock → 2023
You likely know the story already: Holmes became a media darling in the mid-2010s as her company had allegedly developed a medical device that can detect virtually all diseases from a single drop of blood.
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that → know → blood
However, investigative reporting by The Wall Street Journal led to her downfall and she was ultimately found guilty of defrauding investors in 2022.
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she → lead → 2022
Having lived in obscurity since the collapse of Theranos, Holmes providing unprecedented access to Fielder and co-director Lance Oppenheim certainly turned heads.
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providing → live → heads
Fielder serves as our on-camera shepherd, spending intimate moments with her, her husband Billy Evans and their two infant children.
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Fielder → serve → her
He isn't shy about expressing his skepticism towards Holmes and Evans as she maintains her innocence while the two of them are in the early stages of scheming a major comeback for what can be dubbed "Theranos 2.0."
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what → express → comeback
Both Fielder and the audience alike stare into Holmes' big blue eyes above her porcelain red cheeks, hoping to read between the lines of whether she's being as authentic as she claims to be or if she's the cunning manipulator the world believes she is.
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she → stare → lines
What's remarkable about "You Can See Everything" is how it becomes increasingly indiscernible on who we can really trust as the documentary progresses.
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documentary → see → who
Her husband is a peculiar character in his own right, and we begin to suspect his motives.
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we → begin → motives
We even start to question the filmmakers behind the documentary at one point, thanks in part to Fielder and Oppenheim pulling back the curtain.
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Fielder → start → curtain
A fun mystery thriller develops in the process.
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thriller → develop → process
While not notorious like Holmes, Fielder made a name for himself as the host of Comedy Central's "Nathan For You" and HBO's "The Rehearsal," both of which are part comedies, part docuseries.
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both → make → which
For comedic effect, Fielder often blurs the lines of what documentaries are supposed to do.
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documentaries → blur → what
So the strange twist and turns "You Can See Everything" takes in the second act may not exactly shock those who are familiar with his work, but the direction it goes is spellbinding nonetheless.
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it → see → work
Fielder is as awkward as he is hilarious, and the way he often uses bluntness to seek the truth is amusing.
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he → use → truth
Despite the nearly three-hour runtime, it doesn't drag thanks to editor Adam Locke-Norton.
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it → drag → Norton
The cinematography by David Bolen and the score from composer Ari Balouzian (both of whom also worked on Oppenheim's "Primetime") add to the documentary's high production value.
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both → work → value
And the internet rumors about Charlie Kirk being invoked in this documentary are true.
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rumors → invoke → documentary
I'll leave it to you as to how he comes up.
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he → leave → you
"You Can See Everything" is not just a fascinating, thought-provoking documentary starring one of the 21st century's most vilified figures, it challenges the entire medium.
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it → see → medium
And it's even more fun when you're able to discuss it with others after, so it's best not to go stag.
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it → discuss → others
— SEE IT NOW
"You Can See Everything" is rated R for language and some graphic nudity.
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You → see → language
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