On October 16, a new documentary called You Can See Everythingwill open in theaters. It's about tech entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes, who was famously convicted of fraud after raising hundreds of millions of dollars for her biotech company, Theranos, based on misleading and false claims. The trailer gained attention thanks to how utterly bizarre it looked. How can a woman who's been widely exposed as a fraudster maintain her innocence? What does she think she's going to gain by allowing a documentary crew to record her every waking moment?