Hi everyone, I'm Katie Curric and this is next question.

The Oscars are on the horizon and though it's been a strange year for the movie industry,

the race for the Golden Statue is nothing short of historic.

Notably, there is not one but two women nominated for Best Director.

And I know you're probably rolling your eyes at the Academy's glacial progressive pace,

but it's at least a hopeful sign.

Those historic directors are Emerald Fennel nominated for Promising Young Women,

starring Kering Mulligan and Chloe Zau, nominated for Nomad Land, which stars Frances McDormand

as Furn, a woman living out of her van, traveling the country working seasonal jobs and meeting

a community of like-minded, itinerant Americans along the way.

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

Yes, Nair, my man.

I know sometimes call you nomads.

Mom said that's your homeless.

Is that true?

No, I'm not.

Homeless.

I'm just houseless.

Not the same thing, right?

No.

Chloe, I should note, is the first woman to receive four nominations in a single year

and the first non-white woman to be nominated in the director category.

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