‘You Can See Everything’ Sweeps Top Categories At Critics Choice Documentary Awards

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s buzzy documentary You Can See Everything swept all the major categories at this year’s Critics Choice Documentary Awards. The film, which chronicles the last days in Elizabeth Holmes’ life before she went to prison, won every category in which it was nominated. You Can See Everything took the top award of the evening, Best Documentary Feature. The film also Best Director for Nathan Fielder & Lance Oppenheim, Best Cinematography for David Bolen, Best Editing for Adam Locke-Norton and Best Score for Ari Balouzian. The night’s other big winner was David Greaves’ Once Upon a Time in Harlem, which won Best First Documentary Feature for Greaves, Best Archival Documentary and Best Historical Documentary. Other winners included NAZA, Musk and EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert. Watch on Deadline See the full list of winners below. Winners List BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE You Can See Everything (A24) BEST DIRECTOR Nathan Fielder & Lance Oppenheim – You Can See Everything (A24) BEST FIRST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE David Greaves – Once Upon a Time in Harlem (Neon) BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY David Bolen – You Can See Everything (A24) BEST EDITING Adam Locke-Norton – You Can See Everything (A24) BEST NARRATION The History of Concrete (Magnolia Pictures) Written and Performed by John Wilson BEST SCORE Ari Balouzian – You Can See Everything (A24) BEST MUSIC DOCUMENTARY EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert (Neon) BEST POLITICAL DOCUMENTARY NAZA (Neon) BEST HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY Once Upon a Time in Harlem (Neon) BEST BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTARY Musk (Bleecker Street) BEST ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTARY Once Upon a Time in Harlem (Neon) BEST SCIENCE/NATURE DOCUMENTARY Nuisance Bear (Mubi) BEST SPORTS DOCUMENTARY Everest: The Other Side (National Geographic Documentary Films) BEST TRUE CRIME DOCUMENTARY (TIE) The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare (Netflix)Lost Women of Alaska (Investigation Discovery) BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY The Baddest Speechwriter of All (Netflix) BEST LIMITED DOCUMENTARY SERIES Lion (National Geographic) BEST ONGOING DOCUMENTARY SERIES 30 for 30 (ESPN)