The documentary “You Can See Everything” received five Critics Choice Documentary Awards nominations on Wednesday, including Best Documentary Feature and Best Director for Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, as well as Best Original Score by Ari Balouzian.

“You Can See Everything” follows notorious Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes, who invites a skeptical film crew to document her life just 34 days before she is sent to prison. A24 is campaigning the film across several awards categories, including Best Original Score for Balouzian.

Balouzian is also the composer of Lance Oppenheim’s “Primtetime,” starring Robert Pattinson, which is currently in theaters.

The composer, who is a classically trained Armenian-American musician, is also a member of the soul group “Gabriels.” His previous film work includes “Some Kind of Heaven,” “Spermworld” and “Ren Faire”. He was previously nominated for a Critics Choice Documentary Award for his work on “Feels Good Man” in 2020.

“You Can See Everything” opens in theaters on October 16.

The winners of the Critics Choice Documentary Awards will be announced on Sunday, November 8, at the Edison Ballroom in New York City.