My Kid Could Paint That follows the meteoric career of pre-school abstract expressionistic painter, Marla Olmstead. The film starts out as an examination of the nature of abstract art, but quickly turns into a family drama about the effect of celebrity on a family.

In the end, the filmmaker is grapples with the question of who is actually painting the pictures that have sold for prices in the thousands of dollars.

Visual artist Laura Lamb gives her take on the film.

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