Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder whose promise of revolutionary blood-testing technology collapsed into one of Silicon Valley's most consequential fraud convictions, remains in federal prison while her story refuses to stay there. A new documentary, co-created by an absurdist comedian, has premiered at a film festival — a pairing that signals something beyond true-crime retelling. The case, which once exposed the dangerous alchemy of charisma, hype, and unchecked ambition, is now becoming art, inviting a new generation to reckon with how belief can be weaponized and how accountability ar