When I first heard about YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, I thought it could have possibly worked better as a multi-episode series rather than a 3-hour feature. It is so well shot, edited, and scored, it functions as an unsettling thriller to be seen in a theater. If you haven’t muted the film’s title and are seeing this post, you might already know too much about it, but it should be reiterated that the less you know before watching the better. While the film is a unique and overwhelming experience and deserves the praise it has been getting, it also is a reminder that people need to watch more documentaries. If anyone is looking for recommendations, here is an all-time favorite and two from the past decade: Grey Gardens - HBO Max Minding the Gap - Hulu Honeyland - Tubi