You Can See Everything is a 2026 documentary from directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, distributed by A24. The film follows disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before her federal prison sentence, with Fielder himself appearing on camera alongside Amanda Seyfried, who portrayed Holmes in The Dropout.
Composer Ari Balouzian — a frequent collaborator of Oppenheim’s — provides the film’s original score. Here’s everything confirmed so far about the You Can See Everything soundtrack (2026), along with what’s still pending release.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Film | You Can See Everything |
| Directors | Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim |
| Distributor/Studio | A24 |
| Premiere | Telluride Film Festival, September 6, 2026 |
| Theatrical Release | October 16, 2026 |
| Composer | Ari Balouzian |
| Album Label | Not yet announced |
| Album Release Date | Not yet announced |
| Total Tracks | Not yet announced |
| Film Runtime | 174 minutes |
You Can See Everything Soundtrack Overview
No official soundtrack album has been announced for You Can See Everything as of this writing. Film Music Reporter confirmed Ari Balouzian‘s scoring credit on September 6, 2026, the same day the film had its secret Telluride premiere.
Early trade reviews out of Telluride gave a sense of the score’s character. Variety’s coverage of the premiere described Balouzian’s music as a noir-inflected score woven through the film’s domestic footage, lending an unsettling tone to otherwise ordinary scenes. No label, release date, or tracklist has been confirmed yet — this section will be updated once A24 or another label announces an album.
Who Composed the You Can See Everything Soundtrack?
The score is composed entirely by Ari Balouzian, an American composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles. Born March 21, 1989, he studied music at the Colburn School and later graduated from UCLA.
Balouzian is a founding member of the soul trio Gabriels, alongside Ryan Hope and Jacob Lusk, and co-runs the production studio Appraiser with Hope. He’s a longtime collaborator of Lance Oppenheim’s, having previously scored Oppenheim’s Some Kind of Heaven and the HBO docuseries Ren Faire.
His recent credits also include the HBO/A24 docuseries Monsters of God, whose original soundtrack featured guitarist Slash as a guest player on select cues. You Can See Everything marks his latest collaboration with the director.
You Can See Everything Official Tracklist
No official tracklist has been released. Because a soundtrack album has not yet been announced, no track titles, durations, or track counts can be verified at this time. This section will be updated as soon as an album or track listing is confirmed by the composer, A24, or a distributing label.
Score Highlights
Since no individual tracks have been released or confirmed, specific highlights can’t be verified yet. What is confirmed, based on Telluride premiere coverage, is the score’s overall tone: reviewers characterized it as noir-tinged, used to underscore the film’s tension between staged intimacy and surveillance-like observation. This is a general, analytically derived impression from early reviews — not a track-by-track breakdown.
You Can See Everything Licensed Songs / Needle Drops
No licensed songs or needle drops have been reported or confirmed for this film. Coverage of the score to date focuses entirely on Balouzian’s original composition, with no mention of outside tracks. This section will be updated if that changes.
Ari Balouzian Filmography
| Title | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Some Kind of Heaven | 2020 | Documentary Film |
| Feels Good Man | 2020 | Documentary Film |
| The Giant | 2020 | Short/Score Release |
| Ren Faire | 2024 | HBO Docuseries |
| Spermworld | 2024 | Documentary Film |
| Little Death | 2024 | film |
| Monsters of God | 2026 | HBO Docuseries |
| Primetime | TBA | Documentary Film (A24) |
| You Can See Everything | 2026 | Documentary Film (A24) |
Where to Listen to the You Can See Everything Soundtrack?
No soundtrack album is currently available on Spotify, Apple Music, or any other streaming platform, since none has been announced yet. Given A24’s pattern with Balouzian’s other recent scores, a digital release is plausible after the film’s October 16, 2026 theatrical debut, though this hasn’t been confirmed.
FAQs
Who composed the You Can See Everything soundtrack?
The score was composed by Ari Balouzian, a frequent collaborator of director Lance Oppenheim.
Has the You Can See Everything soundtrack album been released?
No. As of this writing, no album, label, or release date has been announced.
When does You Can See Everything release in theaters?
A24 will release the film theatrically on October 16, 2026, following its Telluride Film Festival premiere on September 6, 2026.
Where can I stream the You Can See Everything soundtrack?
Nowhere yet — no streaming release exists at this time. This article will be updated once one is announced.
What other films has Ari Balouzian scored?
His credits include Some Kind of Heaven, Feels Good Man, Ren Faire, Spermworld, and Monsters of God, several made with director Lance Oppenheim.
Does the You Can See Everything soundtrack include any licensed songs?
None have been reported. Coverage so far describes an entirely original score.
How long is the You Can See Everything score?
Not confirmed — no album or runtime for the score itself has been published.
Related reading: browse more upcoming titles on the Movie Soundtrack hub, check the Streaming guide for where scores land first, or revisit Ari Balouzian’s Little Death Soundtrack (2024).