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Screening at Kai Cinema: "You Can See Everything"

Documentary screening on Elizabeth Holmes, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim

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A documentary screening about Elizabeth Holmes, who decided to tell her side of the story before reporting to prison. It is directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and features Holmes, Billy Evans, Amanda Seyfried, Christopher Abbott and others. The programme is presented in English with Estonian subtitles. Visitors can also see Jane Jin Kaisen’s solo exhibition, Saar mere taga, at Kai Art Center the same day.

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22 November 2026, Sunday · 18:00–20:54 · From €6 · EN

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Kai Art Center, Peetri tänav 12, 10415 Tallinn, Harju maakond ↗

Genre: Documentary

Duration: 2h 54 min

Directors: Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim

Featuring: Nathan Fielder, Elizabeth Holmes, Billy Evans, Lance Oppenheim, Amanda Seyfried, Christopher Abbott

Country: USA

Language: English

Subtitles: Estonian

Ten years ago, Elizabeth Holmes became America’s youngest self-made female billionaire.

Eight years ago, her revolutionary start-up was exposed as a fraud.

Four years ago, she was sentenced to eleven years in prison and ordered to pay nearly half a billion dollars in restitution.

One month before reporting to prison, Elizabeth decided to tell her side of the story to two filmmakers.

The result is something far stranger, more ambitious and more radical than a documentary. “You Can See Everything” holds a 99% score on Rotten Tomatoes, one of the highest ratings in Letterboxd history, and hundreds of rave reviews that all say the same thing: you have to see it to believe it.

Distributor: KP Distribution

We also invite everyone to visit the solo exhibition of acclaimed artist Jane Jin Kaisen, “Saar mere taga”, now open at Kai Art Center. This mesmerising journey of seven films leads into the depths of Korean traditions and history. It is the first time Kaisen’s work is shown in the Baltics.

When visiting both the exhibition and a film screening on the same day, a combo ticket is available for €15 (reduced €10). The gallery is open until 6 pm, so with a combo ticket we kindly ask you to visit the exhibition before the screening begins.

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