Thirty-four days before reporting to federal prison to begin an eleven-year sentence for wire fraud, notorious Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a film crew into her San Diego home to document her final weeks of freedom.
Directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim (PrimetimePrimetime) move in alongside Holmes and her partner Billy Evans, setting out to capture an intimate portrait of an enigmatic convict fighting to reshape her narrative.
What begins as a candid fly-on-the-wall family chronicle rapidly devolves into a surreal, mind-bending three-year exploration of perception, truth, and self-deception as the filmmakers attempt to peel back the layers of a deeply contradictory figure.
Fielder and Oppenheim construct a brilliant, genre-defying documentary masterwork that subverts non-fiction storytelling at every turn. This A24 release blends deadpan confrontation, uncanny domesticity, and meta-cinematic manipulation into one of the most talked-about, critically lauded films of the year.
From bizarre home interactions to the tense, agonizing ambiguity of a subject who refuses to break character, this hypnotic cinematic experiment leaves an unforgettable mark.
USA
(English with English subtitles), 174m
