Essay | I Have Autism. Why the Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Was Uncomfortable to Watch. - WSJ
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The article discusses how the intense close-up shots and narrow aspect ratio of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" made the experience uncomfortable for someone with autism. The author, who has autism, found the visual style overwhelming and intrusive. The documentary's stylistic choices highlight the intense focus on facial expressions and emotions, which can be distressing for individuals on the autism spectrum.
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