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5Pointz: An Historical Journey is a documentary about the world renowned graffiti museum that was once known as 5 Pointz. The documentary, hosted by the museum's curator and graffiti artist, Meres One, takes you on a tour of the building, giving an in depth look at the process, the artwork, the artists and the history.
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