So, 'The Idiots Who Started The Party' dives into the whole Dogme ’95 thing that burst onto the scene in the late '90s, right? This documentary captures that raw energy and excitement surrounding the Danish film movement, particularly the breakthrough of films like 'The Idiots' and 'The Party' at Cannes. The tone is really reflective, almost nostalgic at times, digging into how these films challenged norms and redefined storytelling. I'd say the pacing is pretty steady, blending interviews and archival footage, which gives you a real sense of the atmosphere back then. The practical effects and performances in the actual films are discussed, but it's more about the impact they had on the global stage. It really gives you a feel for the revolutionary spirit of that moment in cinema.
Explores the Dogme '95 movement · Includes interviews with key figures · Reflects on the cultural impact
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