Saving Banksy

Saving Banksy is a documentary that delves into the world of street art and the conflicting interests of graffiti artists and profit-driven entrepreneurs. The film focuses on the unauthorized sale of Banksy's work and explores the tension between the values of street art and the commercialization of urban culture. Through the story of a rat removed from a wall in San Francisco, the film exposes the cutthroat business of removing Banksy's street art and the lengths to which some will go to possess it. Ultimately, Saving Banksy raises questions about art, ownership, and the role of money in creative expression.

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