Money Man

Money Man focuses on artist J. S. G. Boggs, who creates his own versions of U.S. currency. He calls them "notes," featuring the same face as actual money but marked with his thumbprint on the back. The documentary showcases Boggs's attempts to sell these notes in exchange for various goods and services.

This film captures the intersection of art and commerce, highlighting Boggs's unconventional approach to value and creativity. As a documentary, it appeals to those interested in unique artistic expressions and the societal implications of currency. Collectors of documentary films or art-related content may find this title particularly engaging, as it offers insight into an artist's provocative methods and philosophy.