Caitlin Plays Herself

The narrative centers on Caitlin, a performance artist who grapples with her artistic expression while managing her relationship. Her work, particularly a piece addressing the BP oil spill, becomes a source of tension with her boyfriend due to her onstage nudity.

This film is part of the indie drama movement of the early 2010s, showcasing the intimate struggles of its characters. With a runtime of just 69 minutes, it offers a concise look at the intersection of art and personal relationships, making it a unique piece in Swanberg's filmography.