Dogme Uncut

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The book explores the revolutionary "Dogme95" movement initiated by Lars von Trier and his fellow Danish directors in 1995, which sought to challenge the prevailing norms of filmmaking. By adhering to strict principles, including the use of natural lighting, handheld cameras, and location shooting without special effects or soundtracks, they aimed to strip away the excesses of modern cinema. This manifesto encouraged filmmakers to focus on authenticity and raw storytelling, reshaping the landscape of independent film production.