Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s You Can See Everything has joined a stacked lineup of films for the 14th QCinema International Film Festival. With other recent additions to the lineup, the festivalFestivalA multi-act music event, often held over several days, where many artists perform across different stages. Festivals combine live music, food, art, and community, and they give audiences a chanceGo to Festival Glossary is screening a total of 81 full-length and short films across nine sections.
You Can See Everything, which is slated for theatrical release in the Philippines on November 18, will be a part of QCinema’s Dokyu Days section, joining Khavn’s Bomba Bernal and other international documentaries.
Auguste Kouemo Yanghu’s House of the Wind has also been announced as part of New Horizons, the section for feature film directing debuts and second features, while Allan Deberton’s Gugu’s World and Sandra Wollner’s Everytime have been added to the Rainbow QC and Screen International sections, respectively. QC Selects, the festival’s curated selection of notable films, also found new additions in Grace Pimentel Simbulan’s 2019 documentary A is for Agustin and the children’s animated series Agos, Ang Batang Isla, directed by Ced Hornedo.
Festival Schedule
QCinema 2026 also just released an interactive scheduling tool that allows festivalgoers to see all screening times across venues and plot out their own schedules. While viewing the festivalFestivalA multi-act music event, often held over several days, where many artists perform across different stages. Festivals combine live music, food, art, and community, and they give audiences a chanceGo to Festival Glossary schedule on the official QCinema website, the user may mark their desired screenings by clicking or tapping on a star beside the film’s title. The screenings will appear on the My Schedule tab, which users can download as a calendar file or PDF.
QCinema 2026 runs from November 13 to 22, with tickets at P200 and screenings at Gateway Cineplex 18, Robinsons Movieworld Galleria, Ayala Malls Cinemas TriNoma, Fisher Mall Cinemas, and SM City Fairview Cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
QCinema International Film Festival runs from November 13 to 22, 2026, with screenings at Gateway Cineplex 18, Robinsons Movieworld Galleria, Ayala Malls Cinemas TriNoma, Fisher Mall Cinemas, and SM City Fairview Cinema. Tickets are priced at PHP 200. Audiences can check screening dates and times through the festival’s official website at qcinema.ph, which also features an interactive scheduling tool for planning their festival experience.
Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, You Can See Everything is a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of Silicon Valley health technology company Theranos. Thirty-four days before Holmes begins her prison sentence for fraud, she invites a film crew to document her life with her partner, William “Billy” Evans.
You Can See Everything is scheduled to open in Philippine cinemas on November 18, 2026. Before its theatrical release, the documentary will screen as part of QCinema 2026’s Dokyu Days section.
QCinema 2026 will also feature three special screenings outside its nine main festival sections: Ella Arcangel: Awit ng Pangil at Kuko by Mervin Malonzo (opening film), Look Back by Hirokazu Kore-eda (closing film), and Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis by Lore Reyes and Peque Gallaga (QCinema at the Park).
QCinema 2026 marks the 14th edition of the QCinema International Film Festival, which was established in 2013 by the Quezon City local government.
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