Film Lens
Nomad Solitude follows Laurie, Kristy, and Linda, three women in their sixties, as they travel across the United States seeking stability and identity. The film presents their personal histories and the economic hardships they face, set against the backdrop of a national housing crisis. Through their experiences, the film examines the realities of modern nomadism and the search for belonging in a transient society.
The documentary captures diverse landscapes and the women's interactions with their environment, emphasizing their determination and the societal issues surrounding homelessness. It portrays the human condition through the lens of nomadic living, illustrating how these women confront their pasts while navigating the complexities of life on the road.
Why Watch
- •Meet Laurie, Kristy, and Linda as they seek new lives.
- •Find out how modern nomadism impacts personal identity.
- •See the effects of the housing crisis on individuals.
Did You Know
•The film features three women, Laurie, Kristy, and Linda, all in their sixties.
•Nomad Solitude was directed by Sébastien Wielemans and released in 2023.
•The documentary has a runtime of 88 minutes.
•Production countries include Belgium and France.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsFans of road moviesSocial issue advocates