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Our thoughts after watching the film " Nomadland "： The story of young director Zhao  Ting   began in the winter of 2011 when the Gypsum Board Company closed its 88-year-old plant in the town of Umpire, Nevada, due to a decrease in demand for gypsum board. This situation led to the loss of hundreds of local workers. To survive, they rushed across the country to create makeshift communities among transient people and spaces. The film documents these elderly Americans living in station wagons and trucks. Like previous generations of migrant workers, they migrate as seasonal, temporary jobs call. Fern, the film's protagonist, is one of them. After Fern loses her husband, she leaves town in an RV. What makes this film unique is that almost all of the people Fern meets on the road are genuine wanderers who are simply talking about their experiences. illustrated by dawnxisoul393 This film, written and directed by Zhao Ting, is a "hybrid of documentary and fiction. Zhao Tin...