It's light and playful, it's interesting to see how these elusive street artists work, and it's also satisfying to hear Banksy speak (even if his voice is disguised) because it turns out he's sarcastic and humorous as hell (of course).

Banksy proves that his talents extend beyond the spray can to the movie camera.

The plain fact is that, on some level, it doesn't matter whether the film is true or not. Either way, it's fascinating. Either way, we learn a lot. Either way, it's a great film.

The documentary is an exchange of illusions and obsessions, fascinating from beginning to end. [Full review in Spanish]