Another detail that’s been on my mind from the documentary: when a surprise guest in the third act asks if Elizabeth Holmes drinks coffee, Nathan Fielder says no, despite Elizabeth appearing with a coffee in nearly every shot in the beginning of the film!
For somebody as detail oriented as Nathan, it would be strange of him to miss this. I theorize that this was to signal that he had also been an unreliable narrator in the documentary, in addition to Elizabeth Holmes and her husband Billy Evans.
I got really annoyed that so many stories about the "Cornell 7" case don't link to the underlying court documents.
So I compiled the key filings from Jane Doe's civil suit and from a separate suit brought by one of the accused.
Read them here: https://t.co/illgbHn05U
I came upon a good comment on a video where wildlife document filmmakers interfered/broke no contact by indirectly helping penguins cross a steep icy hill (digging a way over). The comment went something along, “why shouldn’t we interfere positively when we have negatively?”
this is one of my favorite things when a tv character rewears their clothes throughout the series cause it makes their wardrobe feel less like a collection of costumes and more like a reflection of a real person. the repetition makes it feel more intimate and personal #tome
these pictures make me emotional.. there pinkpantheress was just walking along with a purse full of pumpkins and in her fall outfit when all of the sudden, her pumpkins fall out of her purse and she has to pick them up and walk ): she was so joyous and happy and then she saddened
The teaser trailer ‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING,’ a documentary by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
Thirty-four days before she’s sent to prison, Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move.
In theaters this October.