I found this to be a charming movie. It's not a Bigfoot horror or Bigfoot hunting movie. It's a story of a man and healing.

Basically a man mouring his wife goes out on a hike of self discovery and bufferfly catching. Along the way he falls into situations that make him rethink his past and heal his heart.

It is not a fast paced movie or exciting movie, but decently paced. The lead is goofy and funny and he does his part well, whether he is standing around in his tighty whites or struggling to climb a steep hill. He just makes it all so believable and entirely possible.

The rest of the cast is just peachy, the little we get to see them, but they add just enough information to make this a feel good watch.

WORTH IT.

An underrated brilliance of understatement . No outrageous laughs or tear gushing grief. Instead it was life, as hard as it gets, and how we have to keep on walking. It's hard to know who was greatest here, actor David Cross or director Tom Putnam. if 2020 has a humanities trilogy, it's 'Nomadland', 'Land' and 'The Dark Divide'.

I had no expectations, but I was hooked immediately. Great movie, based on a true story about nature, life, love and butterflies.