" Nomadland " Movie Review: The Life Of The Nomads Between Freedom And Homelessness.

Chloe and Francis gathered a small team and lived the life of a nomadic, and this is what brought this film close to reality. In some scenes, it seemed like a documentary about the life of the nomads and gave a clear picture of some meanings such as loneliness, getting old, home, family, the importance of work, the life form of a person in his sixties in the United States of America.
One of the things that attract attention in the film is that the director did not seek to convince you of a certain idea, but rather Presenting the nomadic life in all its moments, whether happy or sometimes unfortunate.
In one scene, France answered the question: Are you homeless?
No, I'm just a house less
And that there is a difference between the homeless and the houseless. This scene confused many viewers, and they were unable to determine whether mobile living was freedom or loss.

The film highlighted one aspect of life in the United States of America that many commercial films do not show, which is poverty and the difficulties that a large proportion of the American people face. America is indeed the land of dreams, but there is no doubt that the media exaggerate the image of perfection about it. The fact that a large percentage of the American people live below the poverty line cannot be denied.

(Frances McDormand) proved through her representation of this role that she is a treasure of American art, after playing this role, she won her third Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading Role. And the choice of Chloé Zhao was right as (McDormand) got along with the other actors, some of whom were real nomads and not actors.
The movie can be boring for some or slow and sometimes too painful. watching the elderly lost in life in search of a source of livelihood that provides them with the simplest requirements of life is painful, but this was not the only goal of Chloe from the film, as it embodied the suffering of society after the economic collapse in 2008.