A meeting with director Julien Temple, a key figure in the 1970s London punk scene, and an interview with three artists who each claim to be the one and only Banksy, the British street artist whose identity remains unknown to this day. Artists have always championed rebellion against the norms and times that preceded them. Through an analysis of denial, disruption, strategy, and action in the artistic and cultural movements of recent decades, Ramon Gener explains why it is necessary and fundamental: without it, there would be no creative evolution. As an act of extreme transgression, Ramon will achieve the impossible in the heart of the heart of the world: filming—strictly prohibited—inside the Sistine Chapel.