You Can See Everything
Worth the ticket?
Absolutely
See it in theaters.
Where to watch
Likely still in theaters
Released October 16. Catch it on the big screen.
You Can See Everything
2026 · Documentary · 10/10
A 3-hour doc that feels like half that. Everyone has to watch this.
- Watched
- October 2026
- Genre
- Documentary
- Runtime
- 2h 54m
Plot
I don't wanna give away too much here because this is such an interesting, weird, but riveting story of human relationships and power dynamics, all while asking you where the line between deception and trust really is. I don't think I've ever seen a 3-hour documentary that felt like half the runtime because it was paced and written so well. I was locked the fuck in for every 10,440th second.
Cinematography
The director here also did Primetime for A24 and you can definitely tell. Very similar use of natural light, dark undertones, and that grainy film texture. Incredibly well shot, especially with the way the camera would zoom in and focus tight on faces during conversations, crucial since this entire doc is dialogue-driven.
Sound
Sound was nice. There was an unsettling piano motif that looped throughout, ratcheting up both the anxiety and the curiosity as the film unfolded.
My Take
This movie was incredible. Leaves you thinking for days with so many questions that still need answers. Nathan Fielder absolutely did his thing on this, while Billy and Elizabeth might genuinely be the strangest humans on earth. Everyone has to watch this because WTF. Who's innocent? Who's guilty? Who's on first? Who tf knows lol.
Ficky Score
10
out of 10 · Classic
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