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Reality Check: Why ‘You Can See Everything’ Faces a Long Road to the Oscars

IndieWire·Oct 29, 2026 · 8:00 AM CT
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Many Oscar watchers are touting A24's "You Can See Everything" for Best Picture. IndieWire says don't buy the hype yet.

The documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, about Elizabeth Holmes just before she went to prison, is a surprise hit with $45 million domestic and counting, helped by A24's "no spoilers" marketing and buzz from younger fans online. But Academy membership is still senior-centric.

IndieWire lays out the steps A24 needs: a Gotham Best Documentary nomination this week is a start, but the film also needs wins from critics' groups like the NYFCC, LAFCA and NSFC.

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