That's your homeless.

Who is that true?

No, I'm not homeless.

I'm just house Lis.

Not the same thing, right?

No.

The book No, My land by Jessica Buddha is about nomadic living.

And being on the road really showed me is how extensive that community is on how colorful, interesting, the lives of people that they were in the book.

I can't imagine what you're going through.

I think you've come to the right place to find an answer.

I have always been fascinated with subcultures.

Three idea that there might be a world beyond the world we see populated by people who are in some ways creating their own space.

No one that is about for played by Branson.

The doorman, a woman in her sixties sets out on the road as a modern day van dweller.

E live in there.

It's my home.

In collaborating with Chloe about the character of Fern, we talked a lot about how we were going to bring things from my life from Franz life into ferns life.

It's like my dad used to say what's remembered lives.

Fern is a narrative thread that ties the whole of Nomad land together.

You are one of those lucky people that can travel anywhere.

Yes, ma'am, I hold sometimes call you nomads.

The goal from the beginning was, How do I create a journey that could seem Leslie incorporate all these rich details on interesting characters That Jessica has met during the years of research is done.

It's about those of us living on the road full time, trying to find a way to survive.

These are people that have chosen another way to live, that most of society wouldn't understand.

Seeing the contagious power of these people and what their stories mean has been incredible to watch.

This'll movie could give a service to people that find themselves in desperate situations.

There is another way to go.

There's something about the vastness, and the beauty off the American West is something that's inspired.

Generations reminds you that you're not alone.

It reminds you part of something bigger.

There's a way to persevere that make you feel hope at the end.