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Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary takes $15m on just 855 screens, the biggest US documentary opening since 'Fahrenheit 9/11'

Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary takes $15m on just 855 screens, the biggest US documentary opening since 'Fahrenheit 9/11'

More than 2,000 screenings of 'You Can See Everything' sold out over the weekend, and more than 70% of the audience was under 35. Fielder and co-director Lance Oppenheim made the nearly three-hour film in secret over three years. It follows the Theranos founder a month before she entered federal prison and again two years into her sentence. It goes on wide release next weekend and reaches UK cinemas on 20 November.

Fielder spent more than a month with Holmes and her family during filming.

Paramount's 'Street Fighter' still topped the weekend chart with an estimated $31m.

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