Banksy and the Rise of Outlaw Art

A gleeful, deadpan prank of a film that keeps you grinning and second-guessing what's staged while it skewers art-world hype.

A quiet, thoughtful portrait that lets a famously private artist explain himself, rewarding patient viewers with insight into a brilliant mind.

A lively, scrapbook-like dive into a rebellious music scene, mixing raw archival footage with candid interviews for an energetic, nostalgic ride.

A serious, absorbing look at an artist who turns his own body into a testing ground, equal parts unsettling and fascinating.

A brief, talky portrait of a flamboyant intellectual, playful and reflective, like eavesdropping on a lively conversation about art and self.

A thoughtful, talky documentary that feels like a lively seminar on why art feels stuck, mixing intellectual debate with wry humor.

A reflective, intimate portrait of an artist's restless creativity, blending archival textures with quiet testimony into a contemplative, humane watch.

A fond, talky portrait that ambles through clips and anecdotes, celebrating a provocative artist with affection and a light, playful curiosity.

A quiet, affectionate portrait of a provocative artist, more thoughtful than sensational, best for viewers curious about film history and creative defiance.

A reflective, talk-driven portrait that asks you to sit with an artist's provocations and contradictions rather than simply admire them.

A brisk, gossipy gallery tour through brash personalities and provocative art, equal parts nostalgic and clear-eyed about fame.

A thoughtful, archival stroll through modern American culture, mixing art history with social commentary at a calm, reflective pace.