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Holmes Lets Fielder Film Home Before Prison Term

9/8/2026

Summary

Holmes Documentary Premiere

Elizabeth Holmes allowed Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to film inside her home 34 days before beginning her prison term.
The 174-minute documentary titled You Can See Everything premiered at a secret Telluride screening on September 6, 2026.
A24 plans a U.S. theatrical release in October 2026, though the exact date remains undisclosed.
In the teaser, Elizabeth Holmes says she “has nothing to deceive” while caring for her baby, unsettling Nathan Fielder.

Summary

Security Guards Patrol

Audience members were required to lock phones, smartwatches, and earbuds in sealed Yondr pouches before entering.
Night-vision-equipped security guards patrolled the aisles of the Werner Herzog Theatre throughout the screening.
The surprise documentary screened in the 650-seat Werner Herzog Theatre, with its title revealed only after the lights dimmed.
One attendee who tried to hide a phone was escorted out after refusing to place it in a Yondr pouch.

History

Historical Context

In October 1998 Congress enacted the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, fulfilling the 1996 WIPO treaties and criminalizing digital circumvention. Backed by Rep. Howard Berman and the Motion Picture Association of America, the DMCA authorized fines and injunctions, reshaping security for public screenings. The 2026 secret Telluride showing of Elizabeth Holmes’s documentary used Yondr pouches and night-vision guards, directly applying those anti-circumvention rules.

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Holmes Documentary Premiere

Elizabeth Holmes allowed Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to film inside her home 34 days before beginning her prison term.
The 174-minute documentary titled You Can See Everything premiered at a secret Telluride screening on September 6, 2026.
A24 plans a U.S. theatrical release in October 2026, though the exact date remains undisclosed.
In the teaser, Elizabeth Holmes says she “has nothing to deceive” while caring for her baby, unsettling Nathan Fielder.

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