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A24's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary to Screen on International Space Station
Key points
- A24 granted NASA's request for an ISS screening.
- Film is about Elizabeth Holmes, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
- Screening precedes European release dates.
- Sony Pictures acquired international distribution rights.
ISS Screening Confirmed
Film company A24 announced via Instagram that its documentary "You Can See Everything" will be screened on the International Space Station (ISS). This follows a request made by NASA for the film to be shown to astronauts in orbit.
Film Details and Success
"You Can See Everything" focuses on Elizabeth Holmes and was directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. The film initially had a limited theatrical release in North America, where it achieved commercial success, reaching number one at the box office.
International Release Schedule
Despite its upcoming ISS screening, the documentary has not yet been widely released internationally. Sony Pictures acquired distribution rights for territories including Germany, Latin America, and South Korea, but has not announced specific release plans. The film is scheduled for release in the U.K. on November 20 and in France on December 30.
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A24 announced that its documentary "You Can See Everything," about Elizabeth Holmes, will be screened on the International Space Station (ISS) following a request from NASA. This screening occurs before the film's general release in several international markets, including Europe.