The key facts

  • At NASA's request, A24 is organizing a screening of 'You Can See Everything' on the ISS
  • The film topped the North American box office
  • In the UK the premiere is only on November 20, and in France on December 30

A screening in orbit

Studio A24 announced on Instagramthat it has fulfilled a request from NASA and will make it possible to screen the documentary 'You Can See Everything' aboard the International Space Station. TechCrunch reports this, noting that it relies on the studio's post. The film by directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is about Elizabeth Holmes.

Success and delayed premieres

The film opened in North America with a limited release, but, according to TechCrunch, it proved so successful that it generated demand on the international market, and topped the box office. At the same time, the global rollout is proceeding in stages: in the UK the film will be released only on November 20, and in France on December 30. Sony Pictures has acquired the distribution rights for Germany, Latin America, South Korea and other territories, but has not yet announced its plans. As a result, the outlet notes ironically, it is currently easier to watch the film in low Earth orbit than in London.