Lance Oppenheim on Billy Evans' Full-Frontal Scene in 'You Can See Everything': 'He Didn't Care About Being Seen Naked'

The A24 documentary 'You Can See Everything' has generated buzz for its intimate look at Elizabeth Holmes' post-conviction life, but one scene has audiences talking: a full-frontal shot of her partner, Billy Evans. Co-director Lance Oppenheim revealed that Evans was surprisingly open to the idea, even asking, 'Want to film me showering?' According to Oppenheim, Evans 'didn't care about being seen naked,' which led to the candid moment making the final cut. The film, co-directed by Nathan Fielder, offers a rare glimpse into the private world of the disgraced Theranos founder and her family, and Evans' willingness to be vulnerable on camera underscores the documentary's raw, unfiltered approach. As 'You Can See Everything' continues to spark conversation, it raises questions about privacy, consent, and the ethics of documenting the lives of those adjacent to infamy. For audiences, the scene is more than shock value—it's a window into the strange normalcy that persists even after a high-profile fall from grace.