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The dictionary defines a nomad as "a member of a people having no permanent abode, and who travel from place to place to find fresh pasture for their

In Chloé Zhao’s new film, Nomadland, an older woman named Fern (Frances McDormand), moves into a van after her husband dies and the gypsum plant where she worked for years shuts down. She traverses the country in her mobile home, taking seasonal jobs where she can find them. As her journey shows, the nomadic lifestyle—which many turned to after the financial crisis of 2008 and amid neoliberalism’s ongoing unsustainability—can be both fraught with hardship and so unfettered as to be su...

When Jessica Bruder was reporting Nomadland, her award-winning gonzo investigation of transient American seniors who follow seasonal employment while living out of their vans, she never imagined that the nomads with whom she was up to her elbows in campground toilets would become movie stars. Almost four years out from the books publication, Nomadland has become a feature film, as well as an awards season darling. Nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actress, and Bes...

Print A quietly poetic drama about people living all but invisibly on the margins of American society, director Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” has made a considerable amount of noise — and been anything but a fringe player — in this year’s topsy-turvy awards season. Since its premiere last September at the Venice Film Festival, where it won the top Golden Lion prize, “Nomadland” has racked up virtually every award in its path, from the Golden Globes to the Producers Guild Awards to t...

LOS ANGELES — Chloe Zhao has been holed up at a Burbank Airbnb guesthouse for more than a month now, working seven days a week on "Eternals," the upcoming cosmic gods Marvel movie she directed and co-wrote. The cottage is a five-minute drive from Walt Disney Studios. She probably could have stayed in a bigger place or a four-star hotel, but Zhao likes the coziness. She also appreciates the way its modesty contrasts with the work shes doing — and relishing. "When youre making a film an...

In ‘Nomadland’ and at Easter, what’s remembered lives | Faith Matters NJ.com 11 hrs ago Rev. Alexander Santora, nj.com Even in COVID 2021, Lent can be a busy season so I usually try to take a mini, mini retreat for a few hours to prepare for the Triduum of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter vigil, whose liturgies are rich and unique. The acclaimed movie “Nomadland” intrigued me so for this year’s mini, mini retreat, I was off to Manhattan for the first time ...

BRUCE R. MILLER For the real-life van dwellers who appear in “Nomadland,” life hasn’t changed drastically since the film was released. Folks like Bob Wells, Linda May and Charlene Swankie say they’ve seen a sharp increase in incoming emails, but they haven’t been bombarded by movie producers or fans trying to track them down. Wells, for one, wouldn’t hear of it. “When life gets too hectic, I run away and hide in the back country as much as I can,â...

Frances McDormand in Nomadland. | Fox Searchlight Fern stands forlorn, surveying the desert before her. She is a small figure looking out over the beautiful, austere, infinite landscape. The desert is her own world writ large. She navigates that world in “Vanguard,” her turtle shell van remodeled to carry her few possessions on her back. She drifts toward temporary jobs as low-skill assembler and cleaner of other people’s messes at Amazon, Wall Drugs, and the Park Service, which support h...