由Nathan Fielder和Lance Oppenheim联合执导的新电影《You Can See Everything》，描绘了Theranos创始人伊丽莎白·霍姆斯入狱前的最后日子1。2015年，霍姆斯因创立Theranos被誉为硅谷最年轻的白手起家女性亿万富翁，公司估值高达90亿美元1。最终，霍姆斯因欺诈指控被定罪四项，判处11年监禁1。
尽管部分媒体对该片给予高度评价并预测其将成为颁奖季热门，但Ars Technica的评论员持批评态度1。该评论认为，影片虽然有趣且后半段精彩，但内容“令人惊讶地浅薄”、“原地打转”，缺乏对霍姆斯或相关事件的深刻见解1。
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim co-directed the new film "You Can See Everything," which depicts the final days of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes before her incarceration 1. The documentary centers on Holmes, who in 2015 was celebrated as Silicon Valley’s youngest self-made female billionaire with a company valuation reaching $9 billion 1. Holmes was later convicted on four counts of fraud and sentenced to 11 years in prison 1. While some media outlets have praised the film and predicted it will be a contender during awards season, an Ars Technica reviewer maintains a critical stance, arguing that the production fails to offer profound insights into Holmes or the events surrounding her downfall 1.
The critique characterizes the movie as surprisingly shallow and notes that while it is interesting and features a strong second half, the content lacks originality 1. The reviewer argues that the film feels like it is spinning its wheels without providing fresh perspectives 1. Consequently, the review suggests that the film does not successfully deepen the public's understanding of the deceit involved in the Theranos scandal 1.
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