Endorsement: If you haven't seen "You Can See Everything", the documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, do it. Totally do it. I won't spoil the "twist" halfway through the film, but it's really great. The whole film puts you in the firmly uncomfortable position of trying to judge exactly who knew what, and when, and who was misleading whom, and when. What exactly did we just see? How are we supposed to feel about it? Yes, it's all very meta, which is not at all what I thought it was going to be.
Digression: there are several billboards shown in LA and New York with a random dude next to the famous photo of Holmes holding a vial of blood. The movie never really dug into that dude, but the Internet delivers. (Spoiler free link below.)
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/.../elizabeth-holmes.../
(Please avoid spoilers related to the "twist" in the comments.)
@dwallach Agreed. Also, it's better to go into the film with the understanding that you're seeing conceptual art and not a straight documentary. As a straight doc, it doesn't do a great job explaining the background of the company and the fraud, etc. It parachutes you in to the (so far) endgame.