‘You Can See Everything’ is getting an outer space release and it hasn’t even come out in Europe yet
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The Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" will screen aboard the International Space Station before it opens in Europe, extending its unusual distribution rollout into low-Earth orbit. The film, about the Theranos founder and her failed blood-testing startup, is already available in the U.S. but has yet to reach European audiences, making the orbital showing easier to access than a London theatrical release. The ISS screening is the latest promotional gambit for a documentary riding continued interest in Holmes, whose company once reached a $9 billion valuation before collapsing amid fraud charges. Details on the ISS timing and whether astronauts will get a dedicated feed were not immediately clear. Watch for the European release date and whether the space stunt translates into broader streaming or theatrical pickup.
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You Can See Everything, Elizabeth Holmes, low-Earth orbit, London