We Must Talk About "You Can See Everything" (discussion only)

The breakthrough film of the year (so far) is "You Can See Everything", where Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim take a very close look at Theranos founder / fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, starting from mere weeks before her incarceration. The film is getting rave reviews for its presentation and its multi-layered perspective on filmmakers, their subjects, their responsibilities to honesty and the truth, and just what kind of film they thought they were making.

This perspective makes it a perfect film for discussion, but its nearly 3 hour runtime makes it a little much to see and talk about in one session, so members should see the movie on their own time (preferably as soon as possible to avoid getting spoiled on its details), and we'll head to Suda's restaurant to go over the many remarkable aspects of this film and the questions it poses!