Documentary "You Can See Everything" earns raves: unprecedented access, yet no one agrees on what happened
altryne · x · 2026-10-20
altryne watched You Can See Everything in theaters before spoilers hit his timeline, then followed up with a longer spoiler-thread review calling it possibly the best documentary he's ever seen.
The core paradox he highlights: despite unprecedented, "Big Brother"-level filming access—including having cinematographer Nathan move in with the family a month before Liz goes to jail—the film leaves everyone asking "what the fuck is going on." Even the crew filming it couldn't agree on what they were experiencing, and that confusion extends to the audience and online commentary.
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