October 16, 2026

One of the fundamental reasons we go to the movies is to find answers, to make sense of a subject, and to hopefully find reason in why people (including ourselves) behave a certain way. This applies even more to documentaries, because with non-fiction, we feel the filmmakers have an even greater responsibility to enlighten us through truth and real human observation. Sometimes, though, a film like "You Can See Everything" comes along and flips this notion on its head, and we walk away more perplexed than when we went in.