"Zobaczysz wszystko": documentary about Elizabeth Holmes opens in Polish cinemas on 6 November

From 6 November 2026, the documentary "Zobaczysz wszystko" ("You'll See Everything" in Polish) is showing in cinemas across Poland. According to WP Film, more than 75,000 people saw it at preview screenings before its release.

What the film is about

The film's subject is Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the medical company Theranos. The firm was meant to revolutionise blood testing, but turned out to be a huge fraud. Holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison. The sentence was handed down in January 2022, and after her appeal was rejected she was due to report to prison at the end of May 2023, according to Rzeczpospolita.

The film covers the last 34 days before she entered prison. Comedian Nathan Fielder moves into her home and watches closely as she spends her final weeks of freedom, still insisting she is innocent. Lance Oppenheim co-directed. On camera, Holmes says she will finally reveal the whole truth. The filmmakers soon begin to suspect, however, that she and her partner are playing their own game and trying to control their public image.

Reception

WP Film writes that the documentary has earned millions of dollars abroad. According to the site, critics count it among the strong contenders for this year's Oscars. Rzeczpospolita notes that it could be the first documentary nominated for the Oscar for best picture, but stresses that this is not certain. These are media opinions and predictions, not nomination results.

The distributors advise viewers to avoid spoilers and gossip before watching. Their slogan is: "The less you know, the more you'll see."

What this means for you

The news concerns a release in Polish cinemas, so it matters mainly to people who are returning to Poland or visiting soon. The sources we have do not say when or where the film will be available in the UK, or whether it will have Polish subtitles. It is worth checking UK cinema listings or streaming platforms.