A24 Approves ISS Screening for ‘You Can See Everything’ Before Europe
A24 sends Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything to the ISS before its UK release on November 20 and French debut on December 30 in 2026.
Summary
A24 said on November 4, 2026 that it granted NASA’s request to screen “You Can See Everything” aboard the International Space Station. The Elizabeth Holmes documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, began with a limited North American theatrical rollout and has since reached number one at the box office, generating international demand. It examines whether Holmes believes her own lies.
Sony Pictures acquired theatrical rights for Germany, Latin America, South Korea and other territories but has not announced release plans. The film reaches the U.K. on November 20 and France on December 30, making it available in low Earth orbit before London or Paris, although A24 disclosed no ISS screening date.
Positives
- “You Can See Everything” reached number one at the box office after beginning with a limited North American theatrical rollout.
- NASA requested an International Space Station screening, and A24 granted it.
- Sony Pictures acquired theatrical rights for Germany, Latin America, South Korea and other territories.
- Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary is generating demand from international audiences.
Risks & concerns
- U.K. audiences must wait until November 20, 2026, after the ISS screening was approved.
- French audiences will not receive the film until December 30, 2026.
- Sony Pictures has not announced release plans for Germany, Latin America, South Korea or its other acquired territories.
- A24 disclosed no date for the International Space Station screening.