I saw this movie a week after my father passed away. He was fighting cancer for two years when he got Covid in the clinic where he had his chemotherapy. What I’ve learned from this movie is that you should never give up, always keep the simple moments in your mind, they become the most beautiful memories and go on with your life as the person you lost would like you to do. -Rest in Peace Dad, I’ll see you down the road.

I'm a full-time nomad. Everyone out here has a story that's driven them to step outside of societies norms. Some of those tales begin with tragedy, but we all find family out here. A person gets the opportunity to recognize themselves in each person they meet. We are one huge, human family. ❤️

I watched it and felt they were not even acting. It was real life. I liked that there was no sex, no bad language, no violence, no fast cars or accidents or explosions. I loved the compassion and vulnerability. That suffering man, talking about his son committing suicide, is something I will never forget in this life.

The grief and pain in her eyes throughout the movie is worth an Oscar💞

“I’ve spent most of my life remembering” really hit me

I'll never negativly judge anyone who lives in a car. Doesnt matter how educated or well paid we are. We are just a divorce, business failure or medical episode away from living in a car.

"I'm not homeless, I'm only houseless. There is a difference right?" That hits hard 😔

I identified with many things in this movie. There's no antagonist, nor protagonist. Just a story that intersects many lives.

Just gotta say it, as an asian, so happy when I see an asian director do a film that's about something other than "being asian"

“I’m not homeless. I’m just houseless. It’s not the same thing.”

"The thing I love most about life is that there is no final goodbye" - hufff you just nailed it, man !!!

This movie is so authentic. There are so many people who go through these emotions even if they are not nomads and I think that’s what makes this unique and great. The friendship, the loss, the adventure, the grief and the sorrow. All of it. If you have truly lived your life then this movie will resonate with you. Enjoy the good times because it is true that they are not forever and for the brief moments they are happening they are wonderful. See you down the road.

As I sit in my Van all by myself in this big parkinglot listening to the rain, all I can say is. . . . thank you for this . Edit: Wow!! Thanks for the likes everyone, heal yourself, stay positive, travel far & most importantly, Love Yourself!!😎

Anyone else get teary eyed just watching this trailer?

'Nomadland' is a fantastic movie - one of the best movies I've seen in my sixty three years. It hits home on so many levels! God bless the nomads. ✌

i spent a month by myself on the road out west, and i met many nomads along the way. everywhere i went, i met strangers from all walks of life, each with their own story, wisdom, and unique brand of hospitality. this film beautifully encapsulates the reality of modern American nomads

“Let’s stop saying a final goodbye and start saying ‘see you down the road’.”🥺

"Not homeless just houseless" sentence with thousands meanings because the house is were you live but home is your country, family, love, security Music is blow my mind can't wait to listen the soundtrack..well done Frances

This is the winning movie of 3 Oscars. Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress.

Frances is a big reason why this film works!!! She draws me so much into this movie and I was rooting for her journey all the Way!! Brilliant acting and directing!!!

Congrats Chloe Zhao for winning the 'Best Film' & 'Best Director' for this beautiful film!

who else came here after finding out it won the best film at the oscars?

Just watched this film this evening and found it profoundly moving. Beautiful cinematography and magnificent performances all round. This film could be seen as a love letter to a way of life that’s free from material wealth, where friendship, love and contentment are what really matter.

The Ludovico Einaudi playing in the background gave me chills, even more reason to prepare myself for what I already know how I’m going to feel after watching this film- wanderlust and a bug to travel

Congratulations Chloe Zhao on winning best director at the golden globe awards for this beautiful film 👏

The aesthetic of the TRAILER is making me warm

You are not homeless when you lose your house, but when you lose the people you have lived with. During our youth, we meet a lot of people and make lots of friends, but as time goes, you realize that these were short-lived friendships. They seemed important to us then, but now you realize that it was just a mirage. Only family is important. Everything else is less important. When you lose your parents, when you lose your spouse, only then do you understand what it means to be really alone.

This movie is so sad and satisfying at the same time

The calmness on Frances’ face. No wonder she won her Third Academy for acting.

“Dedicated to those who had to depart. I’ll see you down the road”

What a beautiful film, congratulations to Frances McDormand and Chloé Zhao for winning the Oscar.

This trailer by itself is a masterpiece. You could feel the awards. You could taste it. It has grace, it is subtle and warm.

This lifestyle makes me 50% envious and 50% scared to death. I'd love to drop all the materialism and tethers from my life on the one hand but on the other I fear I'd go spiraling off into nothingness without those things.

I just retired, I'm alone, my old dog just died, and my inner gypsy is screaming for release. This is going to strike a chord very deep.

So full of consideration and sympathy. I watched this at a time where I was alone and feeling myself deteriorate, when the credits rolled it didn't even felt like the end. It was so soothing and takes you on a calmer place, definitely a masterpiece.

Beautiful and touch my soul. Thx everyone who's behind this film. See u on the road.

Watched this yesterday. Frances McDormand's performance, as well as the cinematography, made you forget that it was a movie at times. Watching this movie is an experience.

Never heard of this film until I found out that this film won the Golden Globe award for 2021. It brought a drop of tear from my eye after watching the trailer.

I was crying a lot when I finished this beautiful film, my family looked at me all disappointed and asking why are you crying, there were not action they said, I looked at them and I asked them did you really watched the deepest of this film or just were expecting drama, cars, guns, action, blood? In my humble opinion and perspective, this is a metaphor to our lives, the " trip" that she was taking is like our " LIFE" we are driving our van, we sleep, we wake up, we got to work, we MEET PEOPLE on our way, these people go, or just dissapear from your life, or just died, we have memories hidden in our hearts, we dont want to share all our life with people, we fell in love then we dont, and there we go driving, driving, driving, living, enjoying,. looking for an answer to our lives, looking for a home, a home where we can be happy, and real, and if we dont find to we keep driving, driving, driving.in my head I saw that from that film, I explained this to my family and then one day when I came home there they were watching it again, they looked at me and just smiled, yes I started crying again, this film is beautiful, the landscapes, the story, the acting, the sun, the desert, one day I was waiting for the bus and I saw the big signs on the walls, and she was holding a lamp, in the next one she was sitting relaxing like in a spa with the other old lady, then the next one she was in the middle of the mountains, and then I thought how many times we dont appreciate what we have right here, right now, we are so small, we have a lot around us and sometimes we are just living, eating, working. working. working, and NOT enjoying for a moment, I looked up and I saw the beautiful sun I step to the front and I let the sun hug me, I breathed very deep, and I closed my eyes, every time I pass by the same wall (close to my home) I yell inside my head NOMADLAND I LOVE YOU. appreciate what you have today, right now, dont wait for tomorrow. smile right now and look round you. LIFE IS TODAY. thank you for reading this.

This is the life I want to live in!! imagine sitting on top of a canyon looking at the sunset blending with the purple sky drinking a coffee covered in your puffy blanket while listening to good music... I may be alone but It is the life I was dreaming of

I lived this way for years and loved it. That "laundromat mall" is in Ehrenberg, AZ and was my 2nd home for supplies and meeting good people. A year ago I became too ill to continue. Bless all the Nomads I came to know and love. I know all that terrain just shown, and those camp fires with kindred souls, and I was in a couple of those scenes shown, and camped with some people I see in this trailer. I'm still a Nomad at heart. Always! I love you all! This brings me to tears. If I see my camper in the background I'll cry for sure.

So excited to be a part of this movie as a full time nomad and an extra! I saw a couple scenes I was a part of. How exciting, Can't wait to see the movie!

This is the kind of movie that can touch your soul. Such a beautiful movie…. I never see frances Mcdormand cry during this movie, but the movie make me cry because i can feel the lonely, regret, and human struggle…

This trailer feels like making me realize that life truly is beautiful; which I haven't felt a long time ago. I'm gonna watch it, soon. No goodbyes... Just "I'll see you down the road".

For a director that was born and raised Beijing, all her films have captured a slice of americana not a lot of Americans see

This looks amazing. Frances McDormand is such an acting force, and the cinematography looks so beautiful.

I have found that people in my circle have either loved or disliked this movie. But, I think those who have experience profound loss have really loved this movie and were moved by it. I would recommend

I am glad that the stories of Nomads in America has finally been told.

This trailer feels like you're getting everything taken away from you only for you to realize you already had everything you could have ever wanted, and that you just gotta open your other eye to see it

Frances Mcdormand's third oscar incoming!

This movie is best enjoyed snuggled on a couch, red wine in hand with the lights turned off.

A beautiful film that features many of my friends. Was honored to be an extra on the set for awhile and see the crew work together. The director, producers, actors and actresses were fabulous together and it was a treat to watch them making this masterpiece.

Chloe Zhao could well win the oscar for best director! Really looking forward to watching this!

I grew up around Empire and Gerlach and the Amazon factory (It used to be in Fernley before it moved) and I found it very realistic. Empire is like a ghost town now, and it is depressing to drive by. The only thing left is the old gas station that fuels the region. It truly was a beautiful film.

Watching Nomadland gives me an idea on how to live the rest of my introverted life in comfort. 😌

“I maybe spent most of my life just remembering”😥 This is me. Definitely watching this film.

I was raised in Empire Nevada by a Father who worked for USG and a mother who was a substitute teacher. I spent a good portion of my life as a nomad tattoo artist. After watching this I am ready to go back to it. This world is filled with wonderful people that we forget to spend honest time with. We get caught up in how we are supposed to fit into this society and when we don’t we can live a life of regret. Be yourself and in doing so this world will accept you. And then your true family can begin.

I watch it last night, my tears dropped every time Fern drove her RV alone while the piano accompany came up 😭

Been a nomad since 2011. Found Bob's KZfaq channel and the Nomad Community in 2015. Couldn't be more proud of our community, and Bob (the real life Yoda of it), right now. Haven't seen the movie yet. Blown away it won best picture.

I was living out of my car around September, it was really hard when they closed the gyms due to COVID I had no access to a shower I’d go to Truck stops and really cold creeks / rivers to wash my clothes. anything to save money and I’m glad I finally am getting my life in alignment with my happiness. one day at a time

Best movie in years.. Frances is a miracle

I lost track how many times I teared up. This was so incredible. Just finished the movie and I’m left speechless. Happy health, happy journey in life, and keep being free.

This film is a masterpiece. Every now and then I'm just going about my normal life and this film pops into my head and I have to watch the trailer. which is a masterpiece in itself.

chloe zhao brings sense of warmth to her movies. I LOVE IT SO MUCH.

This will win the Best Picture 2021.

it’s quite rare to get chills from a trailer, but those words at the end, just wow. i’ve been all over the world and i completely agree, you do see these strangers you meet on the road again.. sometimes you just know you will meet again. some of my closest friends i’ve met when i was on the road.

I was absolutely struck by the powerful emotion portrayed by Chloe Zhao with this film. ❤️ Her ability to observe and interpret America in this way was miraculous. 🌟 As an American born in Arizona, I cannot imagine moving to China for few years and then attempting to make a film based on contemporary change. Even from a book. Then to write a screenplay from a popular book, direct and edit a film that wins the very top honors! As well as directing a world class actress to stellar results as well...Unbelievable achievement!!🌹 The music, visuals, pacing and build of Nomadland was exceptional!

Just came out of the movies and it hit me so hard I can’t stop crying. Living this luxurious life, top world city, apartment with prime view, manager job in large corporation. Yet I feel like I am dead inside. I cry everyday after work thinking that I can change my life around. But I can’t seem to be making the first step. We’ve been so conditioned to live a certain way it’s disgusting.

Frances McDormand is an unbelievably good actor. This looks great and uplifting and sad and timley.

As a vanlifer, hearing about this movie really struck my interest and now watching this trailer i'm soo excited to watch this movie

"We shall not cease from exploration, And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive at where we started And know the place for the first time." ~T.S. Eliot I am a Nomad with tens of thousands of miles traveled via foot, bicycle, kayak, canoe and sailboat. Many countries visited and unforgettable experiences gained. No regrets, life is too short.

Congratulations to 'NOMADLAND' for gaining the most wins at the Academy Awards! 🏆

Just saw this movie today. What a treat to see Frances acting in such a raw down to earth film. I really felt there was absolutely no acting in the film. Just people being people. Every story felt non scripted. Felt more like a documentary. I loved it. Hands down, best film of 2020. Imo of course. ❤

This probably the most beautiful and heart breaking movie so far this year. Good job def worth your time and watch. Very very beautiful.

My father passed away last year due to dementia - I miss him so much, we had a special bonding, he is my real hero - We played Oltremare by Einaudi at his funeral. This song always makes me cry. I will always remember the beautiful memories we had together…

I was a Beverly Hills brat....forced to nomadism...now I would never go back to bricks and sticks. I love this life.it is now by choice. I feel so free...loving nature and the people you meet are so real!...I also feel a bit more protected from covid...didn't have to sell my Piasso...is in safe keeping...thank you Bob Wells for all you are doing for nomads .

You know it's going to be a good movie when you get emotional from just the trailer. Looks great.

Frances is a great actress.. I watched "Three billboards outside ebbing" many times.. and now this movie will follow suit😊

Watching this movie makes me want to work 2 jobs and 7 days a week with a smile on my face

This is really a beautiful movie. Im South korean and I actually liked this movie more than boon joon ho’s parasite. You might say my words are ridiculous but I really liked this movie. It seems strange to you beautiful people, but I earned more motive and feeling to be filled with nature and silence. This movie doesn’t have villains, no climax or suspense. But this is one of the beautiful movie I shall remember when Im 70 years old playing with my grandchildren in city of Seok cho in South Korea. Thanks for reading guys, have a beautiful, joyful day.

"My dad used to say what's remembered lives. I maybe spent too much of my time just remembering." I felt that

This was a strange and beautiful movie. I was kind of in a trance watching it. It was oddly calming despite the subject matter. Frances Mcdormand is in a class of her own. Amazing.

I finally got around to watch this, as it's the genre of film I absolutely love. It's a great film, truly, McDormand's performance alone is spectacular. Also, the OMP soundtrack is hauntingly beautiful. I haven't seen a film like this that's moved me in a while.

Excellent movie. I like how it doesn't try to glamorize modern van life. This is "real" van life. Very lonely and not perfect by any means.

A story about and American living through America, beautifully directed by a Chinese woman. It shows that humanity crosses cultural boundaries.

I remember watching this movie, and going "Oh... another dialogue heavy Oscar contender..." but holy wow... I was so mesmerized by Frances McDormand's performance and it felt like a real journey with Fern.

watched it twice, two days in a row and i cried my eyes out. such a beautiful film. so sad but so beautiful.

Got to see this twice and it is easily my favorite film of the year. I was absolutely captivated at the trance this film puts on you as a viewer by making you feel like you’ve followed the characters for years on this journey even though it had only been 2 hours. Also the acting is incredible from everyone. From the professional actors to the real nomads they casted only a few hours before shooting! An absolutely legendary movie and not a second of it has been forgettable. It is just as touching as you can imagine and if not, more so. Cannot wait to see everyone’s reaction to this one!

Reminds me of Into the Wild and how important community and friendship are rather than escape. My mum is 74 and is still travelling in a camper for the last 10 years.

Lots of People are already living this movie. Soon it will be many more. In 7 years I'm going to be one of them.

Oh boy. We of the nomad lifestyle are already a bit scared of the influx covid is bringing... Please anyone who wants to join this lifestyle, pick up after yourself. Be respectful. Take care of our planet and be thoughtful of the non nomads who are scared that you may be violent/a thief/on drugs. Show them that you can still be a good member of society while living in a vehicle.

Those last lines legit made me cry at how heartfelt they really are.

A truly special film. Within 15 minutes of watching it I knew it could be an Academy Award winner. I got to get the Blu-ray.

i cried while watching this movie. I'll see you guys down the road pal..

I am so pleased Meryl Streep didn't get the lead in this.

The cinematography is so gooddd

I'm 30 minutes in and now fully appreciate how easy my life has been 😀

3 Oscars for this MASTERPIECE. Very well deserved 👌🏻❤️

I love the style of this director, how she captures the real people on whom her films are based and the way she records using natural light. I'm excited for what it will bring to Eternals

I’ve loved Frances since Fargo. My all-time favorite movie