This review contains spoilers.
It’s often claimed that fame can be more addictive than any drug, and in Elizabeth Holmes’s case that notion seems plausible. That idea helps explain the premise of *You Can See Everything*, a film that examines multiple forms of manipulation at its heart.
Holmes rose to prominence as the chief executive of Theranos, turning a private startup into a $9 billion enterprise built around a compact blood‑testing device that allegedly could diagnose a range of conditions from just a single drop of blood. The company secured a partnership with Walgreens, landed speaking engagements, earned a profile in The New Yorker, graced the cover of Fortune, and appeared on Fox…