Nomadland

Mad Land When I was first seeing the movie I though my review was going to be about social inequality, despite this being definitely a important subject of the movie, as emphasized in the conversation that happened in the main character sister’s house, this movie is about so much more. This is a movie about people, their relationships with others, is about present but also a lot about past and future, a movie that really makes you think.  Changing the subject a little bit, this was a gorgeous looking movie, the landscapes were breathtaking, as a geologist I was amazed, not to mention (already mentioning) the rocks store in which the main character worked (omg the chrysocolla) and the beautiful place, David Stathairn’s character worked, and also him explaining why some rocks have holes. I just loved the geology talk. This is a movie that deserves recognition, Chloé Zhao for directing, Frances McDormand for best actress and the whole movie for best picture.