Nomadland (film) - Wikipedia
Mrs Revolt thought it was sad.
I thought it was uplifting....but Fern could'a smiled a little.
Mrs Revolt thought it was sad.
I thought it was uplifting....but Fern could'a smiled a little.
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Any Fans Of Nomadland?
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Regiomontanus
Eastern Orthodox
I watched it yesterday. I give it 3.5/5 stars. It was sad and uplifting I think,
Those nomad gatherings reminded me of engine shows.
We meet regularly, camp out, & stay up late.
I really understood Fern's not wanting a new van.
She has hers set up just as she wants it.
Regiomontanus
Eastern Orthodox
For sure, you can't buy a rolling crib like that off the lot. Working in that Amazon warehouse looked...depressing. Being a caretaker of the glasslands park - more my style.
The great thing about temp work is the light at the end of the tunnel.
Regiomontanus
Eastern Orthodox
Yes and in another life I could imagine living like that for a few years, if I did not have the "full catastrophe" when younger.
I read the book I think back in the day. Fascinating stuff. Need to check this one out. Sounds like a good film
sealchan
Well-Known Member
It was bittersweet, heart-aching...having options to belong, but feeling compelled to walk away, perhaps be haunted by memories of those now lost...but like that one guys said...you never say good-bye, you expect that you will meet them down the road.