Before I knew the background of the story, I kind of didn't understand what the movie was about for the first twenty minutes. Seeing Fern say nothing, his indifferent expression, and the background music, the whole atmosphere gave me a feeling of loneliness and depression! Then Fern's car broke down and she had to go to her sister to borrow money, and when they discussed Nomadland, there was still a big disagreement; later she also visited Dave, although his family was very warm to her and unanimously wanted her It was possible to settle down and live, but Fern felt so out of place and reserved to me that she eventually left. Afterwards, Fern was at the seaside, despite the dark clouds and the howling sea breeze, she smiled happily against the cold wind. At that moment, it seemed that my imprisoned heart was free, and I understood Fern's choice! At the end of the movie, she returns to the place where she and her husband lived, which has long been dilapidated, and there is no trace of their original life, and the movie ends in Fern's back. These lines are my favorites in the movie: -That ring is a circle. And it never ends. And that means that your love never ends. -What's remembered lives. -And out here, there's a lot of people our age. Inevitably, there's grief and loss. And a lot of'em don't get over it either. And that's okay.
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