ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Documentary filmmakers Leah de Leon and Matthew Meredith (aka The Documentary Couple) discuss their immediate reactions after watching the newly released yet historical 3-hour long documentary YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder.The three main themes we explore are:1) What is Truth?2) Co-Directing Dynamics between Lance and Nathan3) Treating a Documentary like a "Regular Movie"'You Can See Everything' was released in theaters officially on October 16, 2026 with A24. Share your brain scrambled thoughts in the comments!
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