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A24 documentary about Elizabeth Holmes earns $19.5 million in second weekend
A24’s documentary You Can See Everything earned $19.5 million in its second weekend in cinemas.
The film is about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, and filmmaker Nathan Fielder lives with her in the days before her prison sentence begins.
It opened in 855 theatres and then expanded to 2,655 theatres, helping lift ticket sales.
Its second-weekend total was 25% higher than its opening, and the film has earned $45.1 million so far.
Made for $7 million, it has already passed Melania to become the year’s highest-grossing documentary, though Fahrenheit 9/11 remains the all-time documentary box-office leader.
Its Oscar prospects remain uncertain, but the box-office success makes it a major hit for A24.
Nathan Fielder’s documentary You Can See Everything earned $19.5 million in its second weekend, according to IndieWire.
The film’s second-weekend gross was up 25% from its $15.6 million opening, while its theater count expanded from 855 to 2,655.
The documentary follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, with the National Post reporting that Fielder lives with her in the days before her prison sentence begins.
The film opened in cinemas on Oct. 16 and brought in about $15 million in its opening weekend, according to the National Post.
Produced for $7 million, the film had grossed $45.1 million by its second weekend, IndieWire reported.
- Who
- Filmmaker Nathan Fielder and Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
- What
- Fielder’s documentary You Can See Everything earned $19.5 million in its second weekend.
- When
- The film opened on Oct. 16, 2026; its second-weekend figures were reported on Oct. 25.
- Where
- In cinemas in North America.
- Why
- Not stated.
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You Can See Everything premiered at the New York Film Festival, according to the National Post.
The documentary opened in cinemas.
The film earned $15.6 million, according to IndieWire; the National Post reported about $15 million.
The film earned $19.5 million and expanded to 2,655 theaters, IndieWire reported.
- Second-weekend gross
- $19.5 million
- Opening gross
- $15.6 million, according to IndieWire
- Theater count
- 2,655, up from 855
- Production budget
- $7 million
- Gross to date
- $45.1 million
- Release date
- Oct. 16, 2026