Exit Through the Gift Shop
Documentary • R • 2010 • 1 hr 26 min
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Pushes the boundaries of what a doc is, covers a interesting character in a fun way
A great, satirical look at the modern art world.
Great documentary for people just discovering documentaries.
Extremely great story, amazing storytelling. Banksy is a genious and this truly captured his essence.
A story in a story. Who is making a film about who?
Feels like a prank, a documentary, and an art flex all at once. Still not sure who played who, and that’s the fun part.
very interesting. takes you on a bit of a trip
Interesting look into the Urban Art movement.
there is an added dimension here when watching a documentary about a graffiti artist/social critic... you're still a consumer!
If you love Banksy, you'll love this film.
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