#*excuse me

Not even sure what point I’m going for here but I think it’s worth noting that Hae Yeong(who is assumed to be the mean and jaded and selfish one) NEVER blames her Dad’s death on Ja Yeon.

While her Mom(who everyone considers an angel) lied too and ignored Hae Yeong, made at least one foster kid complicit in those lies within seconds of meeting him, and called and blamed a battered child for her abusive Dad actions…

Annie Clark’s musical persona, St. Vincent, is a shapeshifting anomaly of sounds, styles, and acclaimed artistic ingenuity. But what about Clark offstage? “We snack on radishes,” says a bandmate. “Anything that tastes like dirt. We go to farmers’ markets.”

This comical disconnect between the fantastical Vincent and the quotidian Clark sparks the central tension of The Nowhere Inn, a playful, fictitious skewering of celebrity and the creative process that pits Clark’s best friend, filmmaker Carrie Brownstein (Portlandia), against an increasingly self-conscious Clark. She’s been told repeatedly that the music documentary Brownstein is making about her portrays nothing but boring ab workouts, Scrabble games, and sad scenes where she accommodates needy fans* and critics.