You Can See Everything has opened with an estimated $15 million at the US box office, giving the A24 documentary the second-highest takings of the weekend.
The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, earned the figure from 855 cinemas, averaging approximately $17,543 per venue.
Its opening was considerably stronger than earlier projections of between $7 million and $8 million. A24 said more than 2,000 screenings had sold out by Sunday morning, with the film set to expand nationwide in the coming weeks.
About 70% of the film’s opening-weekend audience was aged under 35.
You Can See Everything box office and production costs
The $15 million total is an estimate and could change when final figures are reported.
The documentary is understood to have cost approximately $7 million to produce. Production and marketing combined cost less than $10 million, according to figures reported for the film.
You Can See Everything opened in US cinemas on Friday October 16.
The film follows Elizabeth Holmes after she invites a crew to document her life 34 days before she is due to be sent to prison. What begins as a record of that period develops into a project spanning three years.
