Nomadland (2020)
Follows a woman in her sixties who, after losing everything in the Great Recession, embarks on a journey through the American West, living as a van-dwelling modern-day nomad. (imdb)
Genre: Drama
Country: USA
Directed By: Chloé Zhao
Written By: Chloé Zhao
Starring: Frances McDormand, David Strathairn, Bob Wells, Swankie, Linda May
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1. Female Directors (public: moderated by djross - 82 stars)
2. Academy Award - Oscar - Best Picture and Nominees (public: moderated by smviper00 - 40 stars)
3. Academy Award - Oscar - ALL Best Picture, Directing, Acting & Screenplay Nominees (public - 23 stars)
4. Golden Lion (public: moderated by CCLZA - 14 stars)
5. Best of criticker: Drama (public: moderated by avgcrtckr - 14 stars)
6. National Society of Film Critics: Best Film (public: moderated by CCLZA - 4 stars)
7. 2021 Academy Awards: Nominated Feature Films (public: moderated by joel-w-m - 2 stars)
8. Availability: Disney+ and Star Canada (public: moderated by geohawk - 1 star)
9. National Society of Film Critics: Best Actress (public: moderated by CCLZA)
10. Best of criticker: 2020 (public: moderated by avgcrtckr)
11. 78th Golden Globe Awards: Nominated (2021) ☐ (public: moderated by 5Z5qjRCfM2)
12. Best by different standards (private: sesito71 - 3 stars)
13. 2: New (private: KasperL)
14. To see (private: pcalado)
15. Cast aAwayAdam (private: rnest)
16. C-2020 (private: cantahta)
17. The AV Club's 25 Best Films of 2020 (private: TychoCelchuu)
18. 2021 Oscar (private: Giskard)
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| Apr 15 | orchidea | 95 60% |
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| Apr 14 | sabito | 45 84% |
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| Apr 14 | cinephile212 | 86 74% |
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vahidtr | 71 58% |
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silent disco | 70 54% |
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carlelias | 87 88% |
| Apr 12 | nyg500 | 82 70% |
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| Apr 12 | Rafael Reis | 86 56% |
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| Apr 12 |  |
moraesfelipe | 45 24% |
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Not quite the Wim Wenders-esque meditation on America as the land of the those who accept its brutal corporate system and the few that choose to drift -- film can't achieve proper balance between 'visual poetry' and documentary rawness, mostly because it is an ok melodrama about grief and its 'illuminated' moments are mostly 'nomad coach' exposition -- but rather the highbrow Hollywood version of exactly that -- mellow score, sad songs, 'perfect shots'. Now I want a Benning-directed Nomadland.
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| Apr 12 |  |
anilscn | 85 94% |
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Fredallica | 83 63% |
| Apr 12 | DemonRoyal | 65 34% |
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naifcan | 11 79% |
| Apr 10 |  |
cankutozturk | 81 96% |
| Apr 10 |  |
cminferno | 87 78% |
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Deeply moving, it’s shot beautifully and McDormand vanishes inside the part, aided by the decision to use several non-actors in major parts, the only real criticism I have is that it definitely drags in the middle.
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cantahta | 82 66% |
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Beyz | 95 41% |
| Apr 07 | Nacho353 | 40 37% |
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luisferreira | 76 83% |
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Carlospro | 80 80% |
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mrarn | 70 89% |
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Stunning use of cinematography to add to the drama of the film. Many of the scenes are the protagonist alone, with only the landscapes to interact with. These interactions feel real and convey an emotion.
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| Apr 05 |  |
RTAudience | 82 73% |
| Apr 05 | opensecret | 65 50% |
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PepeCamello | 70 70% |
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ece noren | 95 87% |
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johanelma | 80 73% |
| Apr 04 | cua-cua | 75 46% |
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erayyildiz | 70 48% |
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Peque | 65 44% |
| Apr 04 | aust | 80 56% |
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| Apr 04 |  |
acrolyne | 87 80% |
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_sem | 88 77% |
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Cerebrus | 50 26% |
| Apr 04 | sfx112 | 70 64% |
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tramploo | 87 86% |
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daffodil907 | 76 80% |
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porzano | 74 92% |
| Apr 03 | kode | 49 8% |
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| Apr 02 | havocvulture | 85 85% |
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| Apr 02 | freyr_rabbit | 90 72% |
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STFUDonny | 8 78% |
| Apr 01 | soderberg | 70 64% |
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| Apr 01 | lalyndon | 40 14% |
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| Apr 01 | simkass | 81 48% |
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Pespaye | 70 51% |
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| Mar 31 | LukasLaser | 75 26% |
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| Mar 31 | LukasBopp | 72 26% |
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| Mar 30 |  |
cke | 8 81% |
| Mar 30 |  |
Kavu | 90 94% |
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Such a beautiful, meandering film, depicting a different way of life. McDormand is superb, once again.
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| Mar 30 | Hampsad | 31 3% |
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| Mar 30 | VTJoker | 80 79% |
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| Mar 29 | jcarma | 11 19% |
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mpayan | 88 85% |
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Plasmodium | 60 55% |
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cambel | 71 54% |
| Mar 28 | BeyaZenci | 78 53% |
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| Mar 28 | gRis | 85 73% |
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kcknz | 76 53% |
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hortuk | 83 65% |
| Mar 28 | jack1994 | 9 81% |
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| Mar 28 | Atoz | 62 71% |
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| Mar 27 |  |
Darren | 62 34% |
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One of those movies where they desperately try to get you to ignore the material conditions that create the themes of the movie. Where we can just shrug off our realities and take to the open road. The true alternatives to the capitalist society we suffer under isn’t to separate ourselves from others it’s to come together and take back what’s ours. Still tho Zhao paints people with such a nuanced brush. But after the rider this just let me down so much
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| Mar 27 |  |
karlson | 60 19% |
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I can easily relate to the kind of frozen state McDormand brings to the screen, which marks the plus side. The substories of the people around her are a little too eagerly metaphysical all the time. To recite an incomprehensible and long poem, staring into the distance? No thanks. But, that said, this could have been a touching movie, had it not been for a horrible soundtrack that leaves a trail of slack shit through the scenes, removing all tension.
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| Mar 27 | r.ghezipour | 80 54% |
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| Mar 27 | mattnawrocki | 40 13% |
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lucasodiniz | 58 10% |
| Mar 26 | Crmrctkr | 59 11% |
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syntaxerror | 9 76% |
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gulnur | 95 99% |
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RavynLoony | 84 87% |
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Cebion | 75 48% |
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tsebben | 52 28% |
| Mar 25 |  |
Puya | 70 47% |
| Mar 25 |  |
mattorama12 | 71 65% |
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Despite McDormand's great performance, I found her character and the central story a bit lacking. What really stands out here are the non-actors. The first scenes of McDormand as a fish out of water learning about the nomad lifestyle are as genuine as anything you'll ever see on screen. I almost just wish this had been a documentary, though, because I wanted more of that.
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| Mar 24 |  |
muutanet | 83 88% |
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The flick was almost like a document. There was a couple of famous actors and the rest acted themselves. The directing was solid and cinematography fine.
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| Mar 24 | Teacher | 62 47% |
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| Mar 24 | aaytekin | 83 99% |
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Suda Balık | 85 71% |
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Equanimity | 75 85% |
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Seethruskin | 4 52% |
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Ngl these people seem more annoying than relatable to me.
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| Mar 24 |  |
joel-w-m | 85 91% |
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Exquisite slice-of-life cinema: thoughtful camerawork, editing, and music, along with natural performances (the excellent McDormand blends in seamlessly with the non-actors) showcase the subtle beauty of weathered landscapes and faces, of aching reflections on the past and tender moments of small joys in the present, of both the practical and spiritual aspects to settling in and moving on. Either the hints of more pointed character work or those of corporate critique could've been expanded upon.
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| Mar 24 | dor | 55 30% |
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| Mar 24 | abesempire | 90 75% |
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tolgaterzi7 | 85 63% |
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Pietayse | 85 85% |
| Mar 23 | Bakhtiyar7 | 80 40% |
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Ofterdingen | 62 57% |
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Solid and awfully calculated.
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| Mar 23 | baronchefhat | 96 83% |
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comepelicula | 40 22% |
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Mikadzuki | 59 31% |
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| Mar 21 | crtsjffrsn | 60 56% |
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1903 | 75 73% |
| Mar 21 | Pratchett3 | 6 34% |
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Acted very well. Kind of a declining american empire, midwest poverty thing, with some weird astroturfing for amazon thrown in at the beginning? Main character was kind of a jerk. it was cool to see the midwest and southwest and the fever dream that is Wall Drug.
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| Mar 21 |  |
zehra | 90 90% |
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potatopaisan | 82 78% |
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Corbad | 85 90% |
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A quiet, unassuming picture that wanders through scenes with the shy, determined grace of its protagonist. Zhao is a maestro, drawing nuanced and affecting performances from everyone on screen. Its gentle cycle is undeniably lovely, but misses an emotional edge—McDormand’s subtle Fern absorbs stories down the road, but never transcends her role as avatar for the audience and for the (unique) experience of the time and “place”.
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| Mar 21 | jgollner | 90 92% |
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| Mar 21 | oldscotland | 88 55% |
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CGoksu | 86 98% |
| Mar 18 | dracular | 25 11% |
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| Mar 17 | HTD | 9 78% |
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mistephane | 60 44% |
| Mar 17 | thorn969 | 68 68% |
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I found this to be a rather depressing look at the world. It's well made and well shot, it just was so gloomy and...
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| Mar 17 | akash243 | 83 71% |
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beware | 81 62% |
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JSchlansky | 81 82% |
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Peppered with moments of cinematic transcendence that wordlessly caress feelings rarely touched in the medium. The beauty and vastness of the landscapes juxtaposed against the corporate behemoth that is Amazon synthesizes a core idea that needs no exposition in order to resonate. The use of non-actors in the majority of roles was a brilliant decision that elevates the entire piece.
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drsword | 90 91% |
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Атмосфера - 3 Нарратив - 2 Сценарий - 2 Сюжет - 1 Саундтрек - 3 Актерская игра - 3 Эмоции - 2 Синематографи - 3 Визуал - 2 Флоу - 2 Звук - 2 Настроение - 2 Выполнение своей цели - Продакшн дизайн - 3 Костюмы - 2 Монтаж - 2 Целостность - 1 Субъективно - 2
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| Mar 14 | filmsincabi | 82 30% |
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| Mar 14 |  |
Moribunny | 40 27% |
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Platitudinal. Sentimentality is nearly all this film has to offer, even before the sappy soundtrack drips all over it.
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| Mar 14 |  |
maksler | 6 44% |
| Mar 14 | jzrhoades | 75 85% |
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Lakriitz | 4 74% |
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deanjames | 85 88% |
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nmroshan | 85 78% |
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JLFM | 88 92% |
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Despite what its title may suggest, Nomadland is less of a love-song to nature (though it’s that too!) than it is an ode to people. To friends, to strangers, to humans. Too often, movies are hailed as “the film we need right now” to such an extent that the phrase has been sapped of much of its meaning. And yet, after the draining last few years of humanity at its ugliest, I can think of few balms as hopeful and affirming as what Chloé Zhao has achieved here.
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semitozge | 60 30% |
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medinavi | 67 33% |
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Ludovico Einaudi düş artık sinema sektörünün yakasından.
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afcitrin | 86 86% |
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| Mar 09 | Mister Woody | 63 22% |
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CoinQuatro | 50 37% |
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Surprisingly tame given the subject matter. Wants to be a character study, but barely scratches the surface of its characters. It never feels as if they share their pain, they just seem to bounce lines off each other, no connections formed, no deeper understanding reached. All snippets. God-awful soundtrack. Still, has its heart in the right place. Not sure about the Amazon bits though.
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| Mar 08 | tef | 75 35% |
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Sometimes poor people are eccentric fuckups as well. This film is fine but not worth watching. If you pay any attention at all, you already know why this is a sad story. If you don't, at least you'll be dead someday.
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kuzronk | 70 73% |
| Mar 06 | adwilson | 95 97% |
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edw | 20 26% |
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Well filmed, but much too cynical and depressing for my taste. This film should come with a cyanide pill. I think it probably tries to be hopeful, but it just can't resist being depressing as shit in nearly every scene, which cancels out any glimmer of hope and is ultimately an extremely defeatist and exhausting film.
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| Mar 06 | emreekelees | 80 55% |
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| Mar 06 | mcirish52 | 90 80% |
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stoned | 85 78% |
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babyyoda | 72 75% |
| Mar 05 | rr30 | 7 15% |
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| Mar 05 |  |
cahir | 7 58% |
| Mar 04 |  |
bowfinger | 40 31% |
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Dry as McDormand's full frontal.
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| Mar 04 |  |
matty5190 | 83 54% |
| Mar 04 |  |
Leonardis | 92 73% |
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I appreciate filmmakers who go out of their way to share stories like these. McDormand is solid as usual and very likable, but all of the actual nomad actors were very interesting and made the film feel very documentary, for better or worse. That did harm the pacing a bit for me in spots, but overall, I can’t say there’s anything in the movie I definitively didn’t like. It’s very gorgeous on the eyes and throughly investing. Chloé Zhou is a director I will be keeping a close eye on.
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| Mar 04 | tcclemson | 80 78% |
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BillyShears | 70 53% |
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Just film yourself living in your van and toss it on YouTube and get millions of views like everyone else. I’d love to travel around like this but I like pooping in comfort and showering every day - but I would totally pretend to be living in a van for sweet sweet YouTube bucks.
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Egopus | 81 70% |
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meIih | 75 39% |
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