Screening of the documentary about Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes at the Dome Cinema.
You can see everything is screening at the Dome Cinema in Worthing on Friday 20 November, starting at 18:45. It's a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the Silicon Valley founder who built Theranos on the promise of a revolutionary blood-testing technology that never actually worked.
The film picks up at a very specific moment: thirty-four days before she was sent to prison, Holmes invited a sceptical film crew to document her every move. What starts as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon turns into a three-year journey into the abyss, following her as the walls close in. It's a long watch — 174 minutes — so you'll want to settle in for the full evening rather than treating it as a quick stop on the way to something else.
If you've followed the Theranos story from the start, you'll recognise the basics: the massive valuation, the high-profile board, the eventual collapse and the fraud charges. But this is less about the corporate timeline and more about Holmes herself, seen up close in the final stretch before she went behind bars. The film crew doesn't just observe; they keep filming long after the initial invitation, and that's where the three-year span comes from.
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It's a big screen showing at the Dome Cinema, so it's worth keeping in mind that you're in for nearly three hours of footage. The screening is on Friday 20 November at 18:45, in Worthing.
