Much of the film consists of an increasingly crazed-seeming Charlie Hofheimer running around boiler plate quoting from various Mandela Effect theories to wife Aleksa Palladino or her brother (Robin Lord Taylor alias The Penguin from tv’s Gotham (2014-9) who still looks weird even in a regular acting role).
At various points, Charlie Hofheimer gets to mentions most of the major examples cited of the Mandela Effect – the Berenstein/Berenstain Bears, the Monopoly Man’s monocle, Curious George’s tail, that Darth Vader never says “I am your father, Luke” in The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and of course the belief that Mandela himself died. (l to r) Charlie Hofheimer seeks answers from physicist Clarke Petersĭavid Guy Levy makes less a dramatic film about the Mandela Effect than he does a dramatised equivalent of one of the YouTube videos explaining what it is. It is Levy’s third film and he had previously made the horror film Would You Rather (2012), as well as produced The Wait (2013), The Driftless Area (2015) and London Fields (2018). This is a film about the Mandela Effect from David Guy Levy.
Psychologists put it down to False Memory Syndrome – simply that people remembered things wrongly. The theory is that these are remnants from changes that have been made in the timeline.
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People came forward with dozens of other examples of memories that appeared to have changed – that the comedian Sinbad appeared in a movie called Shazzam, the Berenstein/Berenstain Bears, Looney Toons/Tunes, the fact that Hannibal Lecter never says “Hello, Clarice” in The Silence of the Lambs (1991). The idea promptly took off and became the stuff of YouTube conspiracy theories and Reddit threads. (It should also be noted that Broome lists herself as a ‘a paranormal consultant’ and runs ghost hunter courses online, which should give you an idea of the fringe area that all this is coming from).
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She launched a website and later published a series of books on the topic. She had a memory that South African leader Nelson Mandela had died while in jail during the 1980s and was surprised to find he was still alive and was certain that her memory of events had been altered or that she was in an alternate timeline. The Mandela Effect was a theory put forward in 2009 by Fiona Broome. Brendan contacts physicist Dr Roland Fuchs who advances a radical theory that we are all living in a vast computer simulation and that these examples of the Mandela Effect are in fact glitches in the programming. Claire becomes upset with his obsessiveness. Brendan becomes obsessed with these theories and the belief that they offer glimpses of a parallel or altered timeline.
This is called The Mandela Effect after people had certain memories that Nelson Mandela had died in jail in the 1980s and were startled to find that he was still alive and had become a public figure. He delves into internet conspiracies boards and video channels and discovers that there are many other instances where people’s memories of things have changed. First he notices that Sam’s book about the Berenstein Bears is now called the Berenstain Bears. In the aftermath, Brendan begins to observe strange things. Computer programmer Brendan and his wife Claire are shattered when their young daughter Sam is swept away and drowned at the beach.
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