You Can See Everything heads for estimated US$15 million opening
A24 reported over 2,000 sold-out screenings for the Elizabeth Holmes documentary, which ranked No. 2 on the weekend chart.
A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything is estimated to earn US$15 million domestically in its opening weekend, placing No. 2. The film, from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, began its U.S. theatrical run on October 16.
TheWrap reported that the estimated opening covered 855 theaters, with an average of approximately US$17,543 per theater. The weekend estimate exceeds the US$7 million to US$8 million projection reported by Variety.
By the morning of October 18, over 2,000 screenings had sold out, A24 said, according to TheWrap. Variety reported that around 70% of the opening-weekend audience was under 35 and that a nationwide expansion would follow in the coming weeks.
Production cost approximately US$7 million, according to Variety. Separately, TheWrap put A24’s combined production and marketing spending at less than US$10 million. The box office figures remain estimates pending final totals.
A24 describes the documentary as beginning with Holmes inviting a crew to film her life 34 days before she enters prison. The project subsequently extends across three years.
