Holmes deliberately tries to cast a narrative around herself where she tries to portray her obvious sociopathy as harmless neurodivergence, which is fascinating, and makes it clear why they chose Nathan Fielder whose work is coloured by the type social disconnection caused by neurodivergence.

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The way the film utilizes extreme close-up to the point where the subjects' faces take on the vast, sublimating quality of a Terrence Malick landscape is incredible. Eyebrows as mountains. Eyes as as the sun. Brilliant. Incredible.

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"You Can See Everything" is about how if your eyes are large and wet enough, people will empathize with you against their better judgement.

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If you had told a comedy head in 2012 that this couple would split up and one of them would make a book club prioritizing female/POC authors and the other would ruin their reputation in dumb social media fights to defend a violent military campaign people would make the wrong assumption who did what

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this is the kind of dumbass thinking you get when your your personal model of politics is based solely on your experiences as a high school student.

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