Nomadland

We live in a system that taught us that we can only live a certain way of life, a way that society accepts and established as just the correct one; but we struggle with a lot in our life journey, that stick with that modus operandi just make us more miserable than we are, **specially when we are older. ** Nomadland is another valuable film from filmmaker Chloé Zhao, and keeps intact her perfect historial since The Rider, doing an splendid job channeling human emotions, and the reasons behind our actions. Honestly, this is the kind of films that we need, a work that isn't afraid portraying other perspectives of human life; at the end, the film doesn't tell us that being a Nomad is the best way, 'cause we see the positive aspects along with the tough ones, but at the end we chose the kind of life we feel comfortable to experiment, and if being a Nomad is the way we chose to face our problems, is a wise decision, because that's what a human being is about, failling and getting up in the way we wanted and chose. I'm thankful to Miss Chloé Zhao for giving me strong reasons to stay in love with the art of cinema, and that's the best way to describe Nomadland, just ART, a modern masterpiece that if you love cinema needs to watch at least once in you life.