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A commentary questions why people remain fascinated by Elizabeth Holmes and examines the film "You Can See Everything"
An article in the Los Angeles Times and a commentary on Yahoo have addressed the film "You Can See Everything," which raises questions about truth, deception, and documentary filmmaking. The article argues that the film goes beyond a fundamental question: why people remain interested in fraudsters in a world full of them.
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- The film raises questions about truth, deception, and documentary filmmaking.
«raises all sorts of questions about truth, lies and documentary filmmaking»
Los Angeles Times • Yahoo - The commentary argues that the film overlooks the more important question of why people are drawn to fraudsters.
«it skirts the most obvious mystery: In a world full of con artists, fraudsters and liars»
Yahoo
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