What, exactly, is Elizabeth Holmes’s angle here? It’s one of many questions raised in You Can See Everything , the three-hour documentary directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder that has drawn hordes of theatergoers, to which answers are elusive. Why did Holmes, the fraudster who was sentenced to 11 years in prison for the bald-faced lies that once made her the richest self-made female billionaire in America, invite Fielder and a documentary crew to live with her at a rented beach house near San Diego for the entirety of her last month of freedom? “This is a question that we are still debating to this day,” the comedian recently told Wired .

While Holmes and Evans’s rented beach house is charming and located in an area where real estate is at a premium, it appears more low-key than the place they called home not long before filming began.

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Throughout the film, Fielder’s questions are met by Holmes with vague responses, unsettling facial expressions , and insistence on her total…