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Looks like Nathan Fielder’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is genuine, and it’s scheduled to debut in theaters in October.

For years, there have been rumors that the well-known comedian and filmmaker, who created “Nathan for You” and “The Rehearsal” for HBO, had been visiting a convicted fraudster in prison to make a documentary. On Sunday evening, A24 announced that the documentary, titled “You Can See Everything,” would be released in theaters in October. The film was recently announced as a secret screening at the Telluride Film Festival, where its world premiere is scheduled for this Sunday night.

Thirty-four days before Elizabeth Holmes, the notorious Silicon Valley founder, is set to be imprisoned, she cordially invites a skeptical film crew to document every move she makes. What starts as a close look at a mysterious criminal turns into a mind-bending three-year odyssey into the depths. “You Can See Everything“, a film directed by boundary-pushing filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.

That’s quite a promise to have kept hidden for such a long time — Holmes was sent to prison in May 2023, where she’s now serving an over 11-year sentence, stemming from her role at her health technology company, Theranos. To be precise, a single small blood sample could be employed for a range of tests with a proprietary machine. Holmes was found not guilty of swindling patients but was convicted of cheating investors during her federal trial alongside former Theranos CEO, Ravi “Sunny” Balwani, and her former boyfriend.

You can check out the unsettling first glimpse of “You Can See Everything” below, where Fielder awkwardly presses Holmes about her authenticity while she tenderly cares for her newborn.