You Can See Everything won all five of its nominations at the 2026 Critics Choice Documentary Awards.
The Elizabeth Holmes documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim for A24, swept the awards, including best documentary feature, best director, best cinematography, best editing, and best score.
A Sweep of Major Categories
The film, which debuted with a surprise screening at Telluride in September, was the only nominee to win all of its categories. It won best documentary feature over competitors including 14th, Everest: The Other Side, and Once Upon a Time in Harlem. Fielder and Oppenheim jointly won best director, while David Bolen took home best cinematography, Adam Locke-Norton won best editing, and Ari Balouzian received the award for best score.
Everything Grosses Nearly $80 Million and Wins Awards
You Can See Everything has grossed nearly $80 million at the domestic box office since its Oct. 16 theatrical release, making it one of the highest-grossing documentaries ever.
The film also received an Academy Award nomination for best documentary feature, with speculation it could also be nominated for best picture and supporting actress. The Critics Choice Documentary Awards, hosted by Ross Mathews at New York’s Edison Ballroom, marked the project’s first major award wins.
Other Winners at the Ceremony
Other films also took home multiple awards. Once Upon a Time in Harlem won three awards, including best first documentary feature for director David Greaves. Nuisance Bear won best science/nature documentary. Ron Howard received the Critics Choice Impact Award, and Jehane Noujaim was honored with the Pennebaker Award for lifetime achievement.
