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If you aren’t familiar with Banksy, he’s probably the most cutting edge, brilliant street artist of the last ten years, Google him. The U.K. based artist will take things a step further with the releases of Exit Through The Gift Shop, which will make it’s debut at Sundance Film Festival this year, and in UK theatres March 5th. The film is a sort of Borat-esque fantasty-meets-reality mockumentary, which tells the story of Banksy versus an angry shop owner. The film will apparently feature the elusive Banksy, but no word if his still concealed identity will be revealed with images of his face in the film.