'You Can See Everything' Heads to Space Before Reaching European Cinemas

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The Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" is set to be released in outer space, specifically in low-Earth orbit. The film has not yet been released in Europe, making it currently easier to see in orbit than in London. The article's wording suggests the orbital release is the notable point, given the film's delayed European rollout. The report is based on information from TechCrunch.

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