Brandon Lewis, Author at Geek Vibes Nation

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7.5

Cannes Film Festival

‘Parallel Tales’ Review – Asghar Farhadi’s Overlong But Potent Parasocial Fable [Cannes 2026]

By Brandon LewisJune 1, 20260

Discover how Parallel Tales highlights the impact of parasocialism in contemporary art and social media interactions.

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9.0

Cannes Film Festival

‘Fjord’ Review – Cristian Mungiu Tackles Religious Freedom And Cultural Assimilation In 2026’s Most Challenging Film [Cannes 2026]

By Brandon LewisMay 19, 20260

Fjord unveils the struggles of a family as they confront religious intolerance after moving to Norway. A must-watch film.

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6.0

Featured

‘Mother Mary’ Review – Anne Hathaway And Michaela Coel’s Haunted, Hollow Pop Diva Spectacle

By Brandon LewisApril 14, 20260

Mother Mary ultimately has little more to say about the state of celebrity or creative expression than either my Cher nightmare or Twitter and Reddit musings about the Illuminati.

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6.0

Featured

‘The Bride!’ Review – Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Monstrous Tale of Women’s Agency In A Patriarchal World

By Brandon LewisMarch 4, 20260

The Bride! reimagines a classic monster story through the lens of women’s agency, with Maggie Gyllenhaal delivering a bold and haunting vision.

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5.0

Featured

“Wuthering Heights” Review – Emerald Fennell’s Silly, Uncomfortable Bodice-Ripping Rage Bait

By Brandon LewisFebruary 9, 20260

Wuthering Heights is a deliberately provocative, over-the-top reimagining that turns Brontë’s gothic classic into silly, uncomfortable, rage-bait melodrama.