Cloe Zhao's 'Nomadland' is a hauntingly beautiful portrait of an individual who has persevered through personal and societal challenges to pave her own path forward. Frances McDormand fully immerses herself into her onscreen character, Fern, a woman who must survive on seasonal work due to her choice to live on the open roads of the American West following the loss of her job and the death of her husband. Zhao proves that meaningful stories can be told with the simplest productions, with poetic dialogue, soliloquies, vast landscape shots and strategic use of sound. At this time when many are s…
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