You Can See Everything (2026)

Honestly maybe my movie of the year. A fantastic documentary by Nathan Fielder that really does ask the question - if you see 'everything', does that make the truth more apparent?

Is Elizabeth Holmes is a victim to miscommunication, bad boyfriends, and ultimately society or if she is just a liar? Can a person delude themselves so perfectly that they believe they have never said anything untruthful?

Ultimately, I think the answer to all of these is: you can never know the truth behind someone's eyes, sometimes their truth doesn't square with the truth everyone else sees.

Anyways, Billy Evans took "you can see everything" to heart - probably in some coked up 'I'm gonna show them that we're telling the Truth™ by showing everything' sense - and hangs dong which my gay ass appreciated since it was well before he admitted to liking Charlie Kirk (I disavow Billy Evans now though after sitting through 3 hours of him being manipulative and controlling)

5/5 highly recommend