The Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything achieved a complete sweep at the 2026 Critics Choice Documentary Awards, winning every category in which it was nominated. The A24 film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, claimed awards for best documentary feature, best director, best cinematography, best editing, and best score.
The documentary initially debuted at a Telluride screening before receiving a high-profile premiere at the New York Film Festival. It subsequently entered theaters on Oct. 16 and has become one of the highest-grossing documentary films in domestic box office history, accumulating nearly $80 million. Domestically, the film trails only Fahrenheit 9/11 and Everest among documentaries, though it has yet to open in numerous international markets.
At the 11th annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards, held at New York’s Edison Ballroom and hosted by Ross Mathews, Once Upon a Time in Harlem secured three wins despite receiving five nominations. Ava DuVernay’s 14th, which entered the ceremony with six nominations, did not win any awards. Nuisance Bear prevailed in the best science and nature documentary category, while other notable winners included Alex Gibney’s biographical drama about Elon Musk and a political documentary addressing the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Other recipients of recognition included The History of Concrete, Everest: The Other Side, and Lion among the evening’s multiple winners. Ron Howard received the Critics Choice Impact Award, while Jehane Noujaim was honored with the Pennebaker Award for lifetime achievement in documentary filmmaking.
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