I never knew what Nomadland was about, though I've heard of it of course, particularly Chloe Zhou's achievement.

I was thinking about how 'real' this was. Most of it is not scripted, but part of it is. Also, once a camera is on the scene, how real is anything? I guess it's the best she could do. I certainly feel I have a sense of what it is to live like that, as a nomad with little resources.

Living on a boat or in a camper sounds a little exotic and charming, if it's a voluntary arrangement and you have a nice boat and camper. But, struggling to eat and get necessities probably gets old very quickly when resources are limited.