The figure of Banksy is again the protagonist of a documentary, now apparently made out of his control. Actually, it is a disappointing film, because it promises to be an investigation into the person behind the street artist, and finally it is a summary of the well-known theories about his identity. So, instead of contributing something new (different, for example, from what we already saw in "Exit through the gift shop" (2010) directed by Banksy himself), what it provides is a well structured summary, entertaining but finally empty. It also doesn't help that there are no interviewees who look at Banksy's career from an objective point of view, without being involved in one way or another in his artistic production.
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The figure of Banksy is again the protagonist of a documentary, now apparently made out of his control. Actually, it is a disappointing film, because it promises to be an investigation into the person behind the street artist, and finally it is a summary of the well-known theories about his identity. So, instead of contributing something new (different, for example, from what we already saw in "Exit through the gift shop" (2010) directed by Banksy himself), what it provides is a well structured summary, entertaining but finally empty. It also doesn't help that there are no interviewees who look at Banksy's career from an objective point of view, without being involved in one way or another in his artistic production.