Ron Howard & Jehane Noujaim's 'You Can See Everything' Dominates Critics Choice Docs
The documentary that's got everyone talking just swept the night in New York.
Ron Howard and Jehane Noujaim came through heavy at the 11th annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards, taking home multiple wins for their project 'You Can See Everything.' The film made a real statement at the New York celebration, proving it's one of those rare nonfiction joints that resonates across the board.
This kind of sweep matters because the Critics Choice Awards carry real weight in the doc world—voters actually know what they're looking at. When a film cleans up like this, it's not just about the hardware. It signals that Howard and Noujaim hit something true, something that cuts through all the noise.
Documentary season is always where the most honest work tends to surface, and this one's clearly got legs. If you haven't pepped what they're doing with this project, the wins are worth paying attention to.
Read the full story at The Hollywood Reporter → https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/2026-critics-choice-documentary-awards-winners-list-1236750661/
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