A first look at the new Elizabeth Holmes Documentary, "You Can See Everything."
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Why would I deceive you?
There's no reason for me to do that.
>> No,
you're being real right now?
>> I'm always being real.
>> A surprise documentary dropping at the
Telluride Film Festival called You Can
See Everything. Nathan Fielder
>> Pushing awkwardness to its absolute
extreme.
>> His deadpan is makes me uncomfortable.
>> My feet was filled with that same clip
you just showed.
>> This is going to be a 3-hour
documentary.
>> I saw that.
>> Like it's it's you can tell Fielder is
going deep.
>> before she goes to jail and then they
continue.
>> second half is after he she goes to jail
and you get the contrast.
>> was filmed 36 hours before she began her
sentence and it was seen as sort of why
is she doing this? Is it to get her
story out there?
>> Right.
>> She's still pleading her innocence that
I don't think people want to hear that.
They want the truth. So she's saying
she's still not responsible. She didn't
know. Pleading this ignorance about it.
>> what was so interesting about the
Theranos case is yes, it was about greed
and her investors, but it was also about
hope, right?
>> Yes.
>> Hope that
>> Yes.
>> this what was promised, this amazing
innovation could really help a lot of
people. You know, you they're going to
see medical advances and that there are
going to be other things
>> discoveries.
>> humanity.
>> a little worse, right? When you hinge on
hope like that and then it ends up being
a farce.
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The video discusses a surprise three-hour documentary by Nathan Fielder, premiered at the Telluride Film Festival, which focuses on the Theranos case. The hosts explore Fielder's unique, awkward style and delve into the complex themes of the documentary, specifically the intersection of greed and the false hope of medical innovation surrounding Elizabeth Holmes.
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