Filipino audiences may finally be able to see Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentaryDocumentaryA nonfiction film that explores real people, events, or issues, using interviews, archival material, and observation to tell its story. Documentaries can inform, challenge, and move audiences, and Philippine filmmakersGo to Documentary Glossary You Can See Everything.
Deadline reports that Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions has acquired the rights to bring the film and Oppenheim’s Primetime to international markets, such as Germany & Austria, Latin America, Scandinavia, Greece, the Middle East, India, South Africa, South Korea, and Southeast Asia.
While Primetime was released in the Philippines through Mockingbird Pictures Philippines in September, no local release has been announced for You Can See Everything.
As of its theatrical release date, October 16, the documentaryDocumentaryA nonfiction film that explores real people, events, or issues, using interviews, archival material, and observation to tell its story. Documentaries can inform, challenge, and move audiences, and Philippine filmmakersGo to Documentary Glossary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has only been released in the United States and Canada. Its confirmed theatrical releases in the coming months are also limited to the U.K., Ireland, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, according to Letterboxd.
Sony’s most recent releases in the Philippines are The Social Reckoning and Resident Evil, which are distributed through its subsidiary Columbia Pictures.
You Can See Everything has garnered wide acclaim since its release. It currently boasts a Rotten Tomatoes score of 98 percent based on 135 critics’ reviews, and is the highest-rated film on Letterboxd with an average of 4.7 stars.
Frequently Asked Questions
You Can See Everything was co-directed by comedian Nathan Fielder and filmmaker Lance Oppenheim, who also recently released the film Primetime.
The film follows disgraced businesswoman Elizabeth Holmes in her last month of freedom before being imprisoned in 2023 for wire fraud related to the now-defunct health tech company Theranos.
There is no confirmed release date for You Can See Everything in the Philippines as of this writing, and Sony has not mentioned plans to distribute in the Philippines specifically, though it has acquired rights to distribute in Southeast Asia.
Yes, You Can See Everything is a documentary and Nathan Fielder’s feature-length debut.
You Can See Everything has garnered acclaim from critics and audiences alike, with a current Rotten Tomatoes score of 98 percent (based on critics’ reviews) and an average of 4.7 stars on Letterboxd, the platform’s highest-ever rating.
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