‘You Can See Everything’ director explains Billy Evans’ nude scene

Director Lance Oppenheim has discussed how a nude shower scene featuring Billy Evans came about in the documentary You Can See Everything, saying Evans himself suggested being filmed.

Director Lance Oppenheim has discussed how a nude shower scene featuring Billy Evans came about in the documentary You Can See Everything, saying Evans himself suggested being filmed.

In an interview with GQ, Oppenheim said he was unsure why Evans was comfortable appearing naked, although he offered his own theory about the scene.

“I honestly don’t know. It’s beyond me, but I’ve heard interesting theories that people have when they see it,” Oppenheim said.

He explained that several cameras were used during the sequence, including one in the bathroom, another filming co-director Nathan Fielder and a third outside the bathroom. Oppenheim also noted that Evans appeared to look towards a camera and smile after leaving the bathroom.

“So I don’t know what that means, but I feel like there’s enough stuff in there that gives me the impression that maybe he was excited that people could see everything and that there was full access, I guess,” Oppenheim said, adding that he could not be certain of Evans’ motivations.

Oppenheim recalled that the conversation took place as they were returning from the gym. He said he told Evans he could take some time to shower, to which Evans replied: “Want to film me showering?”

Oppenheim said he offered to film the scene without showing Evans’ genitals, but Evans told him he did not mind being seen naked.

You Can See Everything, co-directed by Oppenheim and Fielder, follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and Evans in the period before Holmes began serving a prison sentence. The documentary opened in cinemas in the United States and Canada on October 16, 2026.