Banksy is a household name at this point, but you might not know about the “art terrorist organization” Art Kieda that’s run by Andy Link, aka AK47. In 2004, AK47 staged a caper straight out of a great heist flick—steal Banksy’s “The Drinker” in broad daylight and hold it for ransom. The Banksy Job, which just premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, tells the story of the heist itself and all of the fallout afterwards.
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