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Elizabeth Holmes documentary stuns with huge box office debut

A new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, 'You Can See Everything,' has stunned audiences with its impressive $15 million debut. Premiering on 855 screens across the US and Canada, it marks the second best opening ever for a documentary, dr...

BBC News· Oct 19, 2026 · 2:40 PM · 3 views

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A new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, 'You Can See Everything,' has stunned audiences with its impressive $15 million debut. Premiering on 855 screens across the US and Canada, it marks the second best opening ever for a documentary, drawing Oscar buzz already.

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