Has anyone seen exit through the gift shop (a banksy film) ? I am wanting to see it but been buisy. Is it good?

Yep I saw it at the Showroom - I didn't know what to expect but would recommend it!

Yes. Very funny. Well worth seeing.

A sort of Spinal Tap for the art world.

And I think I heard Richard Hawley on the sound-track music...

It's fanflippintastic.

Totally unique piece of filmmaking.

Check out www.shefdoc.org.uk if you're interested in documentaries...

I watched it last night. I didn't know anything about it really and couldn't decide if it should be taken at face value. I've now seen one review that said - "If the film was intended as a satire on the superficiality of the contemporary art scene, the satire was going over the heads of the buyers forking out $50,000 to $200,000 a canvas". That was the feeling I had by the end of it. Alternatively, maybe it was a way for Banksy to make a lot of money very quickly without damaging his own reputation, or maybe it was all genuine.

I saw it on a plane last year - definitely worth a watch. It's not really about Banksy - it's shot and edited in a kind of Borat style - very much about the journey and shortcomings of the film-maker and a dig at how commercialised the whole scene has become.

As an aside, I used to walk past Imperial records in Bristol as a schoolkid where they sold canvases by Banksy for £200-400. Still kicking myself today.

It's a very unique and funny film. I recommend it.