Set in the glamorous world of New York's high-end art market, this documentary investigates one of the biggest art frauds in U.S. history. It explores how the prestigious Knoedler Gallery was embroiled in a scandal after unknowingly selling forged works of art by famous painters like Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock. The deception began in 1995 when the gallery acquired counterfeit pieces from a mysterious dealer, Glafir Rosales, who claimed to represent an anonymous collector. Through interviews with art experts, dealers, and legal authorities, the film unravels the intricate web of greed and deception that allowed this multi-million dollar con to flourish.