Metro relocates graffiti-covered buses with film ads as activist group posts video message. Vandalism targeting advertisements for the documentary Melania has spread across Los Angeles, prompting Metro officials to relocate buses displaying the film’s ads amid concerns over damage to public property. The documentary, co-produced and directed by Brett Ratner, has been promoted on Metro buses and bus stop shelters throughout the city. In a statement, a Metro spokesperson said the Melania ads have been running for more than three weeks as part of a four-week advertising campaign. Separately, an activist art collective known as Indecline claimed responsibility for painting an image on a billboard advertising the documentary at 9300 Venice Boulevard in Culver City.