A new documentary involving former Theranos CEO and convicted felon Elizabeth Holmes has left Silicon Valley buzzing and stunned. “You Can See Everything” is a documentary about the final weeks before Holmes went to prison. In fact, she invited a documentary crew into her home to follow her a nd her family around. People are now wondering why Holmes would invite a film crew after being found guilty of fraud and sentenced to more than a decade in prison. “I think it’s going to give us a window into the makeup of some people who fit the profile of Elizabeth Holmes, superstars from a very young age,” said Aron Solomon, chief strategy officer for Amplify. “Look at all the 30 under 30 people since Elizabeth Holmes that have been charged with crimes. I think it’s going to give us some insight into their psychological makeup, with Elizabeth Holmes as an exemplar.” A24, who produced the film, is set to release the documentary in theaters in October. Holmes went to prison in Texas in 2023. She was sentenced originally to more than 11 years, but ended up with 10 years and three months. Palo Alto Jan 21 Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes asks Trump to commute sentence Elizabeth Holmes May 12, 2025 Elizabeth Holmes's partner launches blood-testing startup Elizabeth Holmes Feb 12, 2025 Elizabeth Holmes speaks out for first time since entering prison This story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser. ...read more read less