Nomadland is easily one of the best movies that came out in 2020, and many Netflix subscribers unsurprisingly find themselves in a situation where they would like to know more about whether or not the drama starring Frances McDormand will be coming to Netflix at some point in the future.

The film directed by Chloe Zhao is based on the non-fiction book written by Jessica Bruder called Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st Century and tells the compelling story of a modern-day van-dwelling nomad named Fern, a woman in her sixties that ended up losing everything during the Great Recession. The enthralling and emotionally gripping narrative follows Fern as she embarks on an eye-opening journey across the American West, introducing the audiences to other nomads, the nomad lifestyle, and the struggles that come along with it.

Everything from the editing, cinematography, direction, screenplay, and performances are just top-notch, and it has been on many critics’ top ten lists for greatest flicks to release in 2020. Nomadland also received several nominations and accolades, including Academy Awards for Best Actress for McDormand, Best Director for Zhao, and the most coveted honor of the illustrious occasion, the Best Picture award.

There are undoubtedly many reasons that anyone who hasn’t seen Nomadland yet should definitely check it out, and it’s really understandable why so many subscribers are eager for clarification on the timetable regarding the award-winning film’s arrival on Netflix.

After its impressive run, the anticipation to stream Nomadland is very high, and subscribers looking for answers on its Netflix status should not get their hopes up regarding the film’s arrival on the streaming giant. It is currently available to stream on their competitor, the Disney-owned streamer Hulu and it will most likely remain on that service for the foreseeable future.

If anything changes, we will make sure to share the news right away. It’s possible we could see Nomadland on Netflix after its initial run on Hulu, but that’s probably a year away at least.

And while this is not ideal news by any means, their plenty of Oscar-caliber flicks on Netflix like Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Mank, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Roma, Marriage Story, The Irishman, and more.