The Nowhere Inn

St Vincent's performance is as sharp as her bob

Too hip for its own good, the film ends up going nowhere.

Lavish sequences showcase the ingenuity of the lead pairing, who play off one another and pull out some of each other's most vulnerable character traits in truly sincere and often amusing ways.

[The Nowhere Inn] is consistently astute in how it handles its tonal shifts and point of view permutations.

While St. Vincent's The Nowhere Inn is not the standard performative music documentary, it opens a window to her soul that many are never able to give away so freely in front of the camera.

For a film that gestures at revelation, "The Nowhere Inn" remains a bit arch and removed, an evasive maneuver of sorts. It doesn't reveal much, but that was never the point. It seems to be an exercise in non-attachment.

There are aspects in THE NOWHERE INN reminiscent of SYNECDOCHE and of THE TRUMAN SHOW. This film is semi-autobiographical&#59; it is also somewhat self-referential.

"The Nowhere Inn" explores fame and identity in a unique blend of genres. It is a weird movie that has just the right combination of comedy and experimentation to work.

Creepy flick.

In this film about stardom, the viewer has nowhere to appreciate and connect with the characters and concepts.