A24’s ‘You Can See Everything’ Tops Friday Box Office With $3.56M, Edging Out DC’s ‘Clayface’

A24’s documentary “You Can See Everything” continues to defy expectations, narrowly beating Warner Bros. and DC’s “Clayface” at the Friday box office with $3.56 million. The film, which centers on disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, expanded to 3,243 North American theaters in its third week of release, proving that audiences are still captivated by the rise and fall of the Silicon Valley startup. The narrow victory over a major superhero release underscores the documentary’s cultural staying power and A24’s ability to turn true-crime and tech-scandal stories into must-see theatrical events. Industry analysts note that the film’s performance is especially remarkable given its subject matter and non-fiction format, which typically attract smaller audiences than blockbuster franchises. The buzz around Holmes and the ongoing fascination with her trial and conviction have fueled strong word-of-mouth and social media conversation. With awards season approaching, “You Can See Everything” is positioning itself as a frontrunner in the documentary category, and its box office momentum could translate into broader recognition. As it enters its fourth week, the question is whether it can maintain this pace against new releases and continue to draw crowds eager to understand one of the most notorious fraud cases in recent memory.