You Can See Everything

Gloucester Guildhall is screening You Can See Everything over three dates this December, starting Friday 18 December at 7pm, with a matinee on Monday 21 December at 2pm and another on Tuesday 22 December at 11am. It's a documentary by Lance Oppenheim, who also directed Primetime.

The film follows Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of Theranos, in the thirty-four days before she started her prison term. During that window, she invites a sceptical film crew, led by comedian Nathan Fielder, to talk to her on camera and document her every move. It's described as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon and a mind-bending journey into the abyss, and it's being hailed as a masterpiece of documentary filmmaking. If you've followed the Theranos story from the headlines, this is the closest look you'll get at Holmes herself before she went behind bars.

It's a long one, so keep that in mind if you're planning your evening or afternoon: the screening runs 174 minutes, nearly three hours from start to finish. Tickets start from £6.50, and with the three different slots, you can pick the one that fits your schedule best—the Friday night, the Monday afternoon, or the Tuesday morning.