Highly recommend Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal

‌There is a documentary film currently making waves in the US called 'You Can See Everything.'
It follows Elizabeth Holmes—from the Theranos fraud case where they developed a kit claiming to diagnose hundreds of diseases with a single drop of blood—and her husband. With them already convicted and facing imprisonment, they wanted to show that they were wronged, so they invited a reality producer named Nathan Fielder to their home to live with them for about 30 days to film a documentary.
It is receiving massive buzz and critical acclaim in the US, and it is scheduled to be released in Korea next month.
But that film isn't just a regular documentary. As you'll see from the trailer, it's a crazy documentary psychological drama? A thriller documentary.
To properly appreciate this film,
you need to understand Nathan Fielder.
Before this movie is released,
I highly recommend watching his reality show, 'The Rehearsal.'
The concept is to help people—such as those confessing a lie to friends or worrying about whether they can handle marriage and parenting—by having them "rehearse" in locations, situations, and with people that are identical to reality, so they can perform well in real life.
It is absolutely wild.
As you watch, you'll find yourself wondering what kind of person Nathan Fielder actually is
and what he's thinking to go that far,
as the show continues in ways that are truly beyond imagination.
Furthermore, the reactions and behaviors of the participants
make you wonder, "Is this real? Is it scripted? Is it staged?"
But if you look it up, they aren't actors; it's real (even Americans obsessively try to find out if it's real).
I think it's on Coupang Play,
so I highly recommend you watch it. lol