Amy Chozick recounts her surreal experience watching Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans react to her 2023 New York Times profile in the documentary 'You Can See Everything.' The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, blends reality and performance, capturing the couple’s self-aware attempts to rebrand Holmes’s image. Chozick details how the documentary opens and closes around a disputed quote she attributed to Holmes, which Evans claims she never said. She reflects on her time embedded with the couple in their Del Mar rental, noting their reliance on a nanny who is absent from the film.
Chozick contrasts her intent to report fairly with public backlash calling her work a “puff piece,” while Holmes and Evans apparently felt she was too harsh. Fielder reached out to her in 2025, comparing notes on their unsettling encounters with Holmes before her prison sentence. The documentary, described as an “existential vortex,” explores truth, access, and the couple’s attempt to sell their humanity through media exposure.
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