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Dogme, n. Film.
Brit. |ˈdɒgmə|, U.S. |ˈdɔgmə|, |ˈdɑgmə|
Forms: 19– Dogma, 19– Dogme
[‹ Danish dogme (1995 in Dogme 95: see below), spec. use of dogme dogma n.]
A set of guidelines intended to produce simpler, more naturalistic films, unembellished by elaborate cinematography or contrived plots. Also: the group of film-makers following such guidelines, or this approach, considered as a school or movement. Also more fully Dogme 95. Freq. attrib.
The guidelines, consisting of ten rules called The Vow of Chastity, were originally formulated on 13 March 1995 in Copenhagen, Denmark, by a group of Danish film directors comprising Søren Kragh-Jacobsen, Kristian Levring, Thomas Vinterberg, and Lars von Trier.
1996Guardian 4 Jan. ii. 11/2 He's just co-founded Dogma 95, a group of film-makers who have undertaken to make a series of films under..a ‘vow of chastity’. 1998Independent 19 Nov. ii. 13/1 They invented the 10 points of what a Dogme film had to be... It was to be as no frills as a Baltic kirk on a craggy hinterland of the Danish psyche. 2000N.Y. Times Mag. 30 Apr. 44/1 There aren't any tracking shots or crane shots in ‘The Idiots’ because, according to Dogma's Vow of Chastity, the camera can only be hand-held. 2003Film Comment May–June 14/3 A rerun..demonstrated..just how ahead of its time it was (not least in its anticipation of the Danish Dogme movement). |