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The Mandela Effect (2019) is an intriguing drama that follows a man who begins to notice subtle changes in the world around him, challenging his understanding of reality and memory. As he investigates these puzzling occurrences, he embarks on a journey of discovery that tests perception, personal beliefs, and the nature of truth.

Blending thought-provoking storytelling with suspenseful and emotional moments, the film explores themes of memory, identity, and the mysteries of human perception. The strong performances and engaging narrative keep viewers captivated while inviting reflection on the unexpected ways our minds interpret the world.

Ideal for fans of psychological and character-driven dramas, The Mandela Effect (2019) delivers a compelling and visually engaging cinematic experience that explores curiosity, wonder, and the complexity of human consciousness.
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00:13:38Nelson Mandela died in the 1980s while he was incarcerated.
00:13:43Heard somebody say, now where's Mandela?
00:13:46Well Mandela's dead.
00:13:49The Mandela Effect.
00:13:53Someone often many people having a clear memory of something that actually did not happen.
00:14:00A whole community sprung up around this.
00:14:04It's disorienting.
00:14:06Darth Vader actually never said, Luke, I am your father.
00:14:09What he actually said was...
00:14:10No.
00:14:11I am your father.
00:14:17No.
00:14:18That's not true.
00:14:21That's impossible.
00:14:23It's jifty.
00:14:25Everyone knows it's jifty.
00:14:26How would you feel if you could no longer trust your own memories?
00:14:30We're living in parallel universes, multiple timelines.
00:14:36So, what do you think?
00:14:39I think I need something to eat.
00:14:45Okay, but if you had to pick an explanation.
00:14:48False memory.
00:14:49Look, on Reddit.
00:14:50I'm a jet source.
00:14:51It's just a jumping off point.
00:14:53Fair enough.
00:14:54Look, I keep coming back to either we're sliding between parallel realities or, B, like a simulation.
00:14:59Like we're living in some holodeck VR shit and it's glitching out.
00:15:03Or it's just false memory.
00:15:05Plus, not everybody remembers the same effects.
00:15:08Plenty of people don't remember Sinbad being in a genie movie or Mandela dying in the 80s.
00:15:13But how do you explain to people that do have those memories?
00:15:17Thousands, maybe tens of thousands of people. How?
00:15:20Hey.
00:15:31You're out with my brother for a while today, huh?
00:15:36Yeah, he's good.
00:15:38He's, uh...
00:15:39I think he's getting serious about the guy.
00:15:41He's...
00:15:42He's dating.
00:15:44Is that what you talked about?
00:15:47Mostly.
00:15:50Well...
00:15:53Don't get stuck in here, you know.
00:15:58The Sering Super Collider is dangerous.
00:16:01The first beam will circulate on 10 September 2008.
00:16:04The first spottings of the Mandela Effect online that I can find is also 2008.
00:16:09Physicality also changes based on an observer to observe,
00:16:12which in layman's terms means that it exists in more than one place at one time.
00:16:18Parallel worlds overlap with ours.
00:16:21And if we're smart enough, we can dive into them and grab their resources and pull them back into ours.
00:16:27Are you saying your attempt to understand the fundamental operations of nature
00:16:31leads you to a set of equations that are indistinguishable from the equations that drive search engines and browsers on our computers?
00:16:39Yeah, that is correct.
00:16:40And what I've come to understand is that there are these incredible pictures buried in them
00:16:45are computer codes that contain all the information of a set of equations that are related to string theory.
00:16:51And so I'm left with the puzzle of trying to figure out whether I live in the matrix or not.
00:16:55And what does string theory say?
00:16:57It says that there is a multiverse.
00:17:00If there are other universes, can we go between universes?
00:17:06What answers are you looking for?
00:17:09I'm sure you get this a lot.
00:17:14But if there is a God, why take Sam?
00:17:18Don't let anyone say something like, God wanted another little angel.
00:17:24This idea that he took her.
00:17:28What happened to Sam wasn't God's plan or desire.
00:17:31Free will is the greatest gift that God ever gave.
00:17:34And in free will, we can have the will to change.
00:17:37In a purely deterministic universe, what happens to free will?
00:17:41So, God created the earth and then left us to do with it what we will.
00:17:54He certainly left us some guidelines.
00:17:56A whole book of them.
00:17:59We may never know the answers to some of these questions.
00:18:02You, Brendan, will never figure out the meaning of life.
00:18:06However, you can figure out the meaning, the purpose of your life.
00:18:15You know, man, I'm not the only one who thinks like this.
00:18:20I mean, you saw incredible scientists.
00:18:23Neil deGrasse Tyson, James Gates, lots of people.
00:18:26Because I love you, dude, I asked my friend Angie about false memory.
00:18:29False memory?
00:18:30No, hear me out. She's a neurologist. Like, for real.
00:18:32She says that memories are like chains of neurons and synapses.
00:18:36And sometimes it only takes one molecule to hold it all together.
00:18:40And you can't predict which ones you hold on to. They're unreliable.
00:18:43Can I get two ice cream, please?
00:18:45Our brains are like Dropbox where you can keep everything uncorrupted.
00:18:49Stuff gets scrambled.
00:18:50Matt, I don't deny that any of that is true.
00:18:52But I'm not talking about memory, okay? I'm talking about reality.
00:18:55You know, everyone getting things scrambled all in the same way and at the same time,
00:19:00it just doesn't make any...
00:19:02Thanksgiving.
00:19:03It has nothing to do with our brains.
00:19:07And it's possible that in one reality, the old cartoon is the Flintstones.
00:19:12Meet the Flintstones.
00:19:13But that in this reality, it's Flint with a T.
00:19:16Brendan, it was always Flint.
00:19:19You...
00:19:21People are grasping at straws rather than accepting reality for what it is.
00:19:25Maybe it's you that can't accept that maybe none of this is real.
00:19:41You're quiet. Is everything alright?
00:19:43Claire?
00:19:57You've just... you've been hard to reach lately.
00:20:04Hard to talk to.
00:20:06I know. I'm working on it.
00:20:10I talked to Matt.
00:20:13He was worried that you were becoming fixated on this internet theory.
00:20:22Is that what you've been spending your time on?
00:20:29Maybe you can fill me in.
00:20:31I don't want to bother you with it.
00:20:33You wouldn't be bothering me.
00:20:35I just started noticing some things and then, you know, Matt thought it was interesting, too, so...
00:20:47Well, can you elaborate?
00:20:49Like, what kind of things?
00:20:51I'm just trying to think of a good example.
00:20:53Uh...
00:20:56Can you picture the Monopoly man?
00:20:58Yeah.
00:21:00What's on his face?
00:21:04What does this have to do with anything?
00:21:06What does he wear on his face?
00:21:10Um...
00:21:12One of those, um...
00:21:16Monocle.
00:21:17Yeah.
00:21:18So, apparently, it's never been the case.
00:21:21I mean, I'm pretty sure he does.
00:21:24Okay.
00:21:25What does this have to do with anything?
00:21:38That's weird.
00:21:40Right.
00:21:41Yeah.
00:21:43So, that's just one example.
00:21:44I remember that, too.
00:21:45Lots of people do, and that that's the thing.
00:21:49Hold on.
00:21:55Does this look different to you?
00:22:02Um...
00:22:03Where's his tail?
00:22:06I mean, you remember his tail, right?
00:22:10Sam had George with her at the beach that day.
00:22:14Stop.
00:22:15But if you look it up, Claire...
00:22:16Stop.
00:22:17If you look it up, it says he never had one.
00:22:20At least not here in whatever world or timeline it is
00:22:23that we're experiencing.
00:22:29Do you hear yourself right now?
00:22:32I mean, what does any of this have to do with anything?
00:22:35Do you remember after the funeral?
00:22:37You said to me, Claire,
00:22:38do you remember you said that it didn't feel real?
00:22:42Yeah.
00:22:43That's how I felt.
00:22:44That's it, this whole time.
00:22:45Like, like, just that it doesn't feel real.
00:22:47That something is off in the world.
00:22:48like it shifted.
00:22:50No, Brendan, it's...
00:22:51Then I started to notice these things,
00:22:53but, Claire, I'm not the only one.
00:22:56People all over the world are noticing changes.
00:22:59In geography, in the Bible.
00:23:02In the Bible.
00:23:04Maybe it's in my head, Claire,
00:23:05but what if it's not?
00:23:06You know, what if Sam, I mean, what if...
00:23:09What if it's connected?
00:23:10Brendan...
00:23:12I'm not sure that you are dealing with this
00:23:15in a productive way.
00:23:16I don't think that any of this is healthy.
00:23:18Claire...
00:23:19Please do not interrupt me.
00:23:21Please.
00:23:23There are things that...
00:23:24that I still want from life for us.
00:23:27I want to reopen my restaurant one day.
00:23:29I want you to just...
00:23:31to be happy again.
00:23:32And for us to be happy together,
00:23:33and all this shit is just gonna hold us back.
00:23:37Okay?
00:23:38Please.
00:23:39George...
00:24:01Another round?
00:24:02Oh, come with.
00:24:03No embarrassing stories while I'm away, please.
00:24:11I take it you heard I talked to Claire.
00:24:16Yeah.
00:24:17That might have come up.
00:24:20I'm sorry if it caught you off guard.
00:24:22It's not that we can't talk about this stuff,
00:24:23it's just that you need to be there for each other,
00:24:25and you're not...
00:24:26you're not holding up your end of the deal.
00:24:30You're right.
00:24:40You're right.
00:24:41We are living in a computer-programmed reality,
00:24:57and the only thing we have to it
00:25:00is when some variable is changed.
00:25:02The simulation hypothesis was first published by Hans Moravec.
00:25:08Later, the philosopher Nick Bostrom
00:25:10developed an expanded argument
00:25:11examining the probability
00:25:12of our reality being a simulator.
00:25:15We are all very likely not living in a real universe,
00:25:18but living in a simulated universe.
00:25:20There's a one in billions chance that this is base reality.
00:25:23We're clearly on a trajectory to have games
00:25:25that are indistinguishable from reality,
00:25:27and those games could be played on any PC.
00:25:29Either we're going to create simulations
00:25:31that are indistinguishable from reality,
00:25:32or civilization will cease to exist.
00:25:34We, with our minds from a distance,
00:25:36can act as a quantum observer.
00:25:38Things like long-range field effects of consciousness
00:25:41where you need to send an influence,
00:25:44hopefully purely quantum mechanically,
00:25:45to a distance.
00:25:47You could do it this way,
00:25:48which would put the human person
00:25:49being in a very powerful position.
00:25:52While many scientists talk about simulation theory,
00:25:54there is one man working to prove it.
00:25:56That's Dr. Roland Hughes.
00:25:59For more information than Dr. Harold
00:26:00speaking in Dr. Frank
00:26:29Grazie a tutti.
00:26:59It is a simulation, and we are living in it.
00:27:06You, you and you, code, ones, zeros.
00:27:14You've all heard people talk about simulated reality before, I'm sure.
00:27:18The key to understanding this is understanding the key.
00:27:29Come on.
00:27:31Come on.
00:27:32Come on.
00:27:34Come on.
00:27:35Come on.
00:27:36Come on.
00:27:37Come on.
00:27:38Come on.
00:27:39Come on.
00:27:40Come on.
00:27:41Come on.
00:27:42Come on.
00:27:43Come on.
00:27:52Hi, Dr. Fuchs.
00:27:54My name's Brendan.
00:27:55I hope you don't mind me reaching out to you like this.
00:27:58I thought making a video would be the best way to explain myself.
00:28:01Uh.
00:28:02Uh.
00:28:03You, sir.
00:28:04I admire your work.
00:28:05I'm intrigued by so many of your ideas.
00:28:06Yes.
00:28:07Um.
00:28:08I'm sorry.
00:28:09to, I, well I didn't hear back from you.
00:28:10I, I found this clip of a seminar that you gave on simulation theory and I just.
00:28:15I have some questions and ideas too.
00:28:16Based on what you were talking about.
00:28:17I recognize.
00:28:18But I just, I just, I just had some questions and ideas too.
00:28:19Based on what you were talking about.
00:28:20I recognize that the topic may not be well.
00:28:21I know.
00:28:22No, no, we'll take you back from you and my name's fine.
00:28:23But yes.
00:28:24Kind of.
00:28:26No, no.
00:28:27Sir, I admire your work. I'm intrigued by so many of your ideas.
00:28:32I'm sorry to... Well, I didn't hear back from you.
00:28:35I found this clip of a seminar that you gave on simulation theory, and I just...
00:28:40I have some questions and ideas, too, based on what you were talking about.
00:28:44I recognize you now.
00:28:46You do?
00:28:46I watched your video. It's Brendan, right?
00:28:49Yes.
00:28:49Yeah. It's nice to hear that my idea has captured someone else's imagination, but I'm running late, son.
00:28:55Well, maybe I could buy you a cup of coffee after.
00:28:57Sorry, I can't be more helpful.
00:28:59Five minutes?
00:29:00I'm sorry for your loss, son.
00:29:25We'll see you next time.
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00:46:25I saw Sam. I saw Sam.
00:46:30Ok, ok.
00:46:31You have to breathe.
00:46:44And now the latest on the inquiry into election irregularities.
00:46:49Election officials say an investigation into how this might have happened is ongoing.
00:46:53Local authorities in Vancouver, British Columbia, have issued evacuations.
00:47:03This is the phone of Dr. Roland Fuchs. Please leave a message.
00:47:07Dr. Fuchs, Ms. Brendan, I think something's happening.
00:47:16I don't know, I'm not doing too good.
00:47:20Please just call me back when you get this.
00:47:24I need a program that utilizes procedural generation. I already have that. I can rip open one of my old game builds, augment it, scale it up.
00:47:31Now, what's nice about quantum computation language is that its syntax resembles the syntax of the C programming language.
00:47:38Its classical data types are similar to the primitive data types in C.
00:47:43One can combine classical code and quantum code into the same program.
00:47:48The program will focus on automating repetition taken from my original game's code,
00:47:52then finding a higher order abstraction using multiplication.
00:47:54It will exponentially push things along.
00:47:55The only way to know if it works would be to run it through the quantum computer.
00:47:59Brendan?
00:48:19Yeah, babe, I won't be much longer.
00:48:22It just takes time.
00:48:47I had a nightmare.
00:48:48I had a nightmare.
00:49:17Grazie a tutti.
00:49:47Grazie a tutti.
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00:52:47Grazie a tutti.
00:53:17Grazie a tutti.
00:54:17Ok?
00:54:18Sì, sono sicuro?
00:54:21Sì.
00:54:26Sì.
00:54:35Sì, è stato bello.
00:54:37Si è stato bello con tutti gli altri bambini.
00:54:39È stato bello.
00:54:48Sì, è stato bello.
00:55:04Certo.
00:55:07Sì.
00:55:11Sì.
00:55:13Sì.
00:55:14Claire, è ok?
00:55:26It's ok, I got it, it's just...
00:55:36I'm sorry, I... I don't know what happened.
00:55:40It's ok, let's...
00:55:42I'm sorry.
00:55:43Hey, why don't we just go get Sam?
00:55:45We'll go get Sam.
00:55:46We'll take the day off, right?
00:55:48Get out of the house?
00:55:49Yeah?
00:55:50Yeah.
00:55:51Yeah.
00:55:52Yeah.
00:56:00Alright, what color should I paint this thing?
00:56:03Orange.
00:56:04Orange.
00:56:06Orange it is.
00:56:08What should we keep in here?
00:56:13Bacon.
00:56:14Bacon?
00:56:15Bacon?
00:56:22Bacon?
00:56:23Orange doesn't go with anything in the living room. We should paint it brown.
00:56:30Boss already decided we gotta paint it orange.
00:56:35The boss already decided we gotta paint it orange.
00:56:55Paint it fucking brown, Brendan.
00:56:57Jesus.
00:56:59Stop it.
00:57:12Jesus, what are you doing?
00:57:13No!
00:57:14Claire!
00:57:15Wait.
00:57:16Stop.
00:57:17Claire.
00:57:18Please stop.
00:57:19I'm sorry.
00:57:20We'll pay for that.
00:57:21Come on, Sam.
00:57:22We gotta go.
00:57:24Come on, Sam.
00:57:25Wait.
00:57:26Claire!
00:57:27I'm sorry.
00:57:28Come on.
00:57:29Thank you for coming.
00:57:30I know it was said short notice.
00:57:31That's no problem.
00:57:32It happened.
00:57:33She had like...
00:57:34An episode.
00:57:35Let me tell you about it in a minute.
00:57:36I want to check on Sam.
00:57:37Oh, my God, no.
00:57:38Stay close.
00:57:39Thanks.
00:57:40I'm sorry.
00:57:41I'm sorry.
00:57:42Come on.
00:57:43I'm sorry.
00:57:44Come on.
00:57:45I'm sorry.
00:57:46Come on.
00:57:47Thank you for coming.
00:57:48I know it was said short notice.
00:57:49No problem.
00:57:50It happened.
00:57:51She had like...
00:57:53An episode.
00:57:54I...
00:57:55Let me tell you about it in a minute.
00:57:56I want to check on Sam.
00:57:57Oh, my God no.
00:57:58Stay close.
00:57:59Thanks.
00:58:00Hey, you.
00:58:01It's that song you were just playing.
00:58:02Just something I was practicing.
00:58:15I liked it.
00:58:19Is that song you were just playing?
00:58:21Just something I was practicing.
00:58:26I liked it.
00:58:29Is mom going to be okay?
00:58:35Uncle Matty's here.
00:58:38He always makes her laugh.
00:58:40She's gonna be fine.
00:58:42Hey, of all the gin joints in all the world,
00:58:48she walks into mine.
00:59:00She shouldn't be here.
00:59:02Babe.
00:59:04Claire.
00:59:05She shouldn't be here.
00:59:07You shouldn't be here!
00:59:09Claire, Claire, you're okay.
00:59:12Let's get you back to bed, okay?
00:59:15Sam, we'll be right back.
00:59:35She's back asleep.
00:59:38Mom's gonna be fine.
00:59:42How long has this been going on, man?
00:59:51What? It hasn't...
00:59:55I don't know what's happening to her.
00:59:58She needs to see somebody, right?
01:00:00Yeah, she needs to see someone.
01:00:04Can you...
01:00:05Can you watch Sam for just a minute, please?
01:00:08I better...
01:00:09You're going now?
01:00:10Please.
01:00:11Yes, can I help you?
01:00:12Uh...
01:00:13No, no, no, no.
01:00:43No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:00:49I mean, I...
01:00:50Well, actually, I was.
01:00:51Yeah.
01:00:52Roland...
01:00:54He passed away.
01:00:57I mean, I just spoke with him.
01:01:01I just saw him.
01:01:04It was quite unexpected.
01:01:06That I can tell you.
01:01:08What happened?
01:01:12I think that the disappointment of what happened with his work, it just slowly consumed me.
01:01:31I guess what I meant to ask you is, how did he die?
01:01:36He hung himself.
01:01:42About two months ago now.
01:01:46Two months?
01:01:48I'm just trying to get the place in some kind of order before it goes on the market.
01:01:56What the hell is going on?
01:01:58Pardon?
01:02:00I'm sorry, I didn't...
01:02:02I didn't mean, you know, I'm intruding.
01:02:04It's getting very late. I should go. I have to go.
01:02:12If I'm right, this works, I...
01:02:14If I'm right, and this works, I...
01:02:16I guess I don't know if I'm talking to anyone.
01:02:20If I'm right, and this works, I...
01:02:24I guess I don't know if I'm talking to anyone.
01:02:26If I'm wrong, and this works, I...
01:02:28I guess I don't know if I'm talking to anyone.
01:02:32If I'm wrong, but if something happens to me, I need Sam, Claire, anyone who sees this.
01:02:38I need you to know...
01:02:40I'm not crazy.
01:02:42I'm not a bad man.
01:02:44I'm not a bad man.
01:02:46I'm a bad man.
01:02:48I'm a bad man.
01:02:50And...
01:02:52I totally stay.
01:02:54I need Sam, Claire, anyone who sees this, I need you to know, I'm not crazy, I'm not a bad man, I just, I need to know the truth.
01:03:24Keep playing, you know I love it when you play, I know,
01:03:53I'm pretty good.
01:03:58I got one song Sam, for me.
01:04:01Say it's him, you remember the words?
01:04:17You must remember this, a kiss is still a kiss.
01:04:33A sigh is just a sigh, the fundamental things of pride, as time goes by.
01:04:52I got my arms, and it's good.
01:04:58I love it.
01:05:02I need to know what I want to do today.
01:05:04Like you said, what do I want to do today?
01:05:06I want to know what I want you to do today.
01:05:08You can't help you, you too.
01:05:10I don't know what you do today.
01:05:12I want to make a story without you.
01:05:14I don't know if I wanted to go down, but I want to know what to do then.
01:05:16Grazie a tutti.
01:05:46Grazie a tutti.
01:06:16I'm sorry, are you allowed to be here?
01:06:20Yeah, of course.
01:06:25I'm calling security.
01:06:29No.
01:06:30Yes.
01:06:31Hey, get over here!
01:06:32Oh, shit.
01:06:38Oh, shit.
01:06:42Oh, shit.
01:06:46Oh, shit.
01:06:47Oh, shit.
01:06:48Oh, shit.
01:06:49Oh, shit.
01:06:50Oh, shit.
01:06:51Oh, shit.
01:07:16Grazie.
01:07:46Grazie.
01:08:16Grazie.
01:08:46Grazie.
01:09:16Grazie.
01:09:26Claire.
01:09:27Where are you?
01:09:28I'm on my way home.
01:09:29I don't feel good.
01:09:30Something's wrong.
01:09:31It's all right.
01:09:32It's all right.
01:09:33I'm on my way there.
01:09:34You'll be all right.
01:09:35I tried to close my eyes.
01:09:36I know I could see.
01:09:37I was watching myself.
01:09:39I could see that I was in the kitchen with my eyes closed.
01:09:43Oh, jeez.
01:09:44What is happening here, you friend?
01:09:46You don't have to be afraid, Claire.
01:09:48Just get here fast, okay?
01:09:50I don't know what's going on.
01:09:52It's just...
01:09:54It's not good, Brendan.
01:09:56I'm gonna break.
01:09:57You don't have to be afraid.
01:10:13You don't have to be afraid.
01:10:34Sam!
01:10:37هوううううう…
01:10:39Sì, Sì, Sì, Sì, Sì!
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01:13:11Sì!
01:13:12Hey Sam, where are you going?
01:13:19We're just going to find shells. I won't go into the water.
01:13:24Okay, just stay where we can see you.
01:13:29Sam?
01:13:33Leave George with us.
01:13:42Thank you.
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01:17:12Grazie a tutti.
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