Business · Updated 18 Oct, 08:49 am IST
Documentary 'You Can See Everything' manipulates audience perceptions of Elizabeth Holmes
Why it matters for readers: Explains why films can make you feel a certain way about someone, even if the underlying facts are complex.
- A moviegoer calls the documentary a 'masterpiece in storytelling' that deceived the theater audience in real time.1
- Audience members reacted loudly and emotionally during the screening, at times shouting at the screen.1
- The writer says the film highlights how much of our opinion about a person comes from how their story is told, not just facts.1
- The account suggests the documentary reframes viewers' perceptions of Elizabeth Holmes beyond the legal facts of the Theranos case.1
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