Exit Through The Gift Shop is the new film set to be in wide release on March 5 in the U.K. Based on the British street artist Banksy, the film made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival this week. No word yet on the U.S. release date, but as lovers of the arts here at The Scenestar, this is not a film we want to miss.
25 responses to “Trailer: Exit Through The Gift Shop (2010)”
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Thanks for the videos i like it. Will certainly visit your site more often now. 🙂
zaijan -
Thanks for the videos i like it. Will certainly visit your site more often now. 🙂
zaijan -
Thanks for the videos i like it. Will certainly visit your site more often now. 🙂
zaijan -
Thanks for the videos i like it. Will certainly visit your site more often now. 🙂
zaijan -
Thanks for the videos i like it. Will certainly visit your site more often now. 🙂
zaijan -
haha thats one way to do it.
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haha thats one way to do it.
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haha thats one way to do it.
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haha thats one way to do it.
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haha thats one way to do it.
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WHO DID THE MUSIC ? 🙂
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WHO DID THE MUSIC ? 🙂
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WHO DID THE MUSIC ? 🙂
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WHO DID THE MUSIC ? 🙂
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WHO DID THE MUSIC ? 🙂
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The music was deadmau5
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The music was deadmau5
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The music was deadmau5
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The music was deadmau5
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The music was deadmau5
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The best part of the film is watching Banksy and other guerillas doing their stuff on city streets and alleys, conquering some amazing challenges in climbing, hanging, balancing and spraying paint.
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The best part of the film is watching Banksy and other guerillas doing their stuff on city streets and alleys, conquering some amazing challenges in climbing, hanging, balancing and spraying paint.
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The best part of the film is watching Banksy and other guerillas doing their stuff on city streets and alleys, conquering some amazing challenges in climbing, hanging, balancing and spraying paint.
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The best part of the film is watching Banksy and other guerillas doing their stuff on city streets and alleys, conquering some amazing challenges in climbing, hanging, balancing and spraying paint.
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The best part of the film is watching Banksy and other guerillas doing their stuff on city streets and alleys, conquering some amazing challenges in climbing, hanging, balancing and spraying paint.



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