According to The Guardian, the documentary "You Can See Everything" has enjoyed a record-breaking opening in the United States. The film is about Elizabeth Holmes, a biotech company founder whom the outlet describes as a convicted fraudster.

The Guardian's video piece presents Madeleine Finlay in conversation with Blake Montgomery, the outlet's US technology editor, about why Holmes continues to draw public interest. According to the summary, Montgomery also reflects on Theranos, but the excerpt cuts off before that discussion is complete.

The Hill reported, in a piece by Teddy Grant, that one of the film's stranger aspects is Holmes agreeing to film herself and her family before she went to prison. The headline of the Hill piece states that questions are left unanswered by the documentary.

The two outlets emphasize different points. The Guardian focuses on the film's opening and on audience interest in Holmes, while The Hill focuses on what the film leaves unresolved. Neither excerpt gives box office figures or the size of the opening, and neither says whether the film answers the questions The Hill raises.

The Guardian credits Madeleine Finlay as presenter and producer, and names Joshan Chana as a producer, in a credit line that is cut off in the available text.

Sources: The Guardian: Why we’re still so obsessed with Elizabeth Holmes - video; The Hill: ‘You Can See Everything’: Questions left unanswered by Elizabeth Holmes doc.