A24's 'You Can See Everything' has made film history, becoming the highest-rated film ever on Letterboxd, the documentary has captured the attention of audiences and established itself as one of the most acclaimed releases of 2026.
The achievement is particularly impressive given Letterboxd's reputation as one of the most influential platforms for film enthusiasts. High ratings are difficult to maintain on the site, making the documentary's rise to the top a huge accomplishment.
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Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, You Can See Everything centres on former 'Theranos' founder Elizabeth Holmes.
The documentary begins as a close examination of her life before starting her prison sentence but soon develops into a much broader exploration of truth, identity, power and public perception.
Filmed over three years, the project offers an unusual and often unsettling look at one of the most controversial medical corporation's.
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Critics and audiences alike have applauded the film's ability to move beyond a traditional biographical documentary, instead examining larger themes surrounding technology, media influence, image management and the nature of reality.
The film has also received acclaim's from critics, earning exceptional review scores and further cementing its reputation as one of the standout cinematic achievements of the year.
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Although ratings may shift as more viewers watch the documentary, its impact is already undeniable. By breaking records on Letterboxd and generating widespread critical praise, You Can See Everything has quickly become one of the most talked-about films of 2026 and a landmark moment in documentary filmmaking.
