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The Movie Guru: ‘You Can See Everything’ fascinating, but ‘Clayface’ suffers from identity crisis

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You Can See Everything (in theaters) “You Can See Everything” isn’t necessarily a masterpiece, but it’s absolutely fascinating. It’s also a telling reminder that a documentary involves just as much storytelling as any fictional movie....

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  1. Salon

    “You Can See Everything” leads 2026’s documentary revolution (opens Salon)

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    Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary is changing genre perceptions — and history

  2. Forbes

    Why ‘You Can See Everything’ Will Struggle To Set Documentary Box Office Record (opens Forbes)

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    Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" is already a big hit in theaters, but the film needs to earn substantially more at the box office to become the top-grossing documentary of all time.

  3. Vail Daily

    The Movie Guru: ‘You Can See Everything’ fascinating, but ‘Clayface’ suffers from identity crisis (opens Vail Daily)

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    You Can See Everything (in theaters) “You Can See Everything” isn’t necessarily a masterpiece, but it’s absolutely fascinating. It’s also a telling reminder that a documentary involves just as much storytelling as any fictional movie....

  4. The Good Men Project

    ‘You Can See Everything’: A Film Review (opens The Good Men Project)

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    A story of a truly desperate man.

  5. The Hollywood Reporter

    Nathan Fielder Addresses Unconventional Doc Techniques in ‘You Can See Everything’ as Academy Doc Branch Members Weigh In (Exclusive) (opens The Hollywood Reporter)

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    "I'm really happy that your film is doing as well as it's doing because I think it pushes the boundaries and we all learn from it," Amir Bar-Lev told Fielder, while Chai Vasarhelyi said of the huge box office showing of the doc, "It was kind of like the most beautiful moment ever in nonfiction."

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