Cinema Debate’s The Farooqi Bros discuss You Can See Everything, Steven Soderbergh stepping in for Matt Reeves on The Batman Part II, Other Mommy, and Love of Your Life

We begin with You Can See Everything, the extraordinary new A24 documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. Following Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the final weeks before her imprisonment, the film evolves into a surreal, deeply unsettling exploration of truth, deception, identity, and the very nature of documentary filmmaking. We break down Fielder’s remarkable storytelling, the film’s unconventional structure, and why this nearly three-hour experience ranks among our top two films of 2026. Is this one of the greatest documentaries in recent memory?

Next, we discuss the news surrounding The Batman Part II, with acclaimed director Steven Soderbergh stepping in to oversee the remaining principal photography as Matt Reeves temporarily steps away to attend to a private family matter. We reflect on Reeves’ tremendous contributions to Batman, the importance of supporting filmmakers through personal challenges, and our hopes for his eventual return to the project. Above all, we wish Reeves and his family the very best during this difficult period.

We also review Other Mommy, the new horror film starring Jessica Chastain, discussing its unsettling premise, performances, and why the final product ultimately falls short of its potential.

Finally, we turn to Love of Your Life, sharing our more positive reaction to the film, its performances, emotional storytelling, and the elements that make it worth watching.

From one of the year’s most remarkable cinematic achievements to an important development in the DC universe and two very different film reviews, this episode covers a wide range of conversations.