I had forgotten that the Telluride Film Festival keeps a lid on their lineup until the eleventh hour, i.e., once attendees are verifiably in transit to Colorado. But even by their sneaky standards, the classified/top secret screening of You Can See Everything — Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary — truly seems […]
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