You will see everything

Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison for one of Silicon Valley's biggest frauds. Thirty-four days before serving her sentence, comedian Nathan Fielder enters her life. After unfolding: He moves into her house to observe the last moments of a woman's freedom. Holmes claims to be innocent, and promises that Fielder's camera will reveal a truth that will shake the world. He says only two words: “You will see everything.” Thus begins an epic film story that escapes the genre framework. What in this game is a sincere confession, and what about another, masterful deception? You've never seen anything like this before. “You will see everything” is the cinematic event of the year and a clear candidate for the Oscars. Directed by Nathan Fielder (creators of “The General Trial” and “The Curse”) and Lance Oppenheim (“Primetime” with Robert Pattinson), the film brazenly blurs the line between fiction and reality.