Nomadland

Synopsis

Nomadland, a 2021 drama film starring Frances McDormand, follows the journey of a woman named Fern who embarks on a journey through the American West after losing everything during the Great Recession. Adapted from Jessica Bruder's book of the same name, the film captures the nomadic lifestyle of modern-day wanderers who find community and solace in the vast landscapes of the United States. As Fern navigates her newfound life on the road, she discovers the true meaning of freedom, resilience, and human connection. With breathtaking cinematography and McDormand's powerful performance, Nomadland paints a poignant portrait of life on the fringes of society.

Cast

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  Frances McDormand

  Fern

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  David Strathairn

  Dave

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  Linda May

  Linda

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  Swankie

  Swankie

• Gay DeForest

  Gay

• Patricia Grier

  Patty

Reviews

Nomadland has received critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of the nomadic lifestyle and Frances McDormand's exceptional performance. The Guardian praised the film, stating 'Nomadland is a poetic ode to those who are rootless and restless, radical and resourceful; those who give up everything for reasons never fully known, creating glorious lives on the edge.' The New York Times called it 'a film of rare patient beauty' that 'finds worth in the quiet moments.' Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 93% rating, Metacritic rates it at 91/100, and IMDb scores it 7.3/10. The Hollywood Reporter hailed it as 'a delicate, humane, quietly incendiary movie.' Nomadland has touched hearts and spirits with its raw honesty and heartfelt storytelling.