Best trick up the sleeve of YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING is how much is actually left to interpretation, discussion, and the imagination. Was riveted for all three hours. Extraordinary filmmaking as lines between documentary, docudrama, and full-blown “what-if” fantasy are purposefully blurred. Stunning.

But is it really a documentary? That is the question (and likely one of several questions the filmmakers want us to be considering afterward).

32. 1980 (rewatch)

31. 1977 (rewatch)

We should do a brief follow-up to discuss the “Final Cut” version. 😉🥰😂🩷

Great guess, but…

It was. Hoping SIFF does a full 70mm festival again at some point there again soon. Fingers crossed. They’ve done a few one-offs lately, so I’m hopeful.

They showed it in 70mm at the Cinerama like a year before the pandemic. Took friends who had never seen it before. They enjoyed (thankfully), but they couldn’t understand why it brought me to tears. Anyhow, that was a fun night, finally seeing it on the biggest, widest screen possible.

Kinda same. In a (maybe not-so) strange way, it’s a foundational film for my realizing I was Trans. It holds a very special place in my heart.

Look at the production year… 😉

Total agreement.

I need it to get a revival screening at some point. Maybe this is the one I need to show next year for my birthday?

Dang. Now that’s definitely one I wish I could eavesdrop on. So much to dissect.

Nope. But gosh I love that movie. I wish this had been THE TINGLER.

30. 2025 (rewatch)

29. 1935 (rewatch)

28. 1958 (new!)