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Wag the Dogma is a fascinating dive into the Danish film scene through the eyes of Martino Sclavi. It's like a playful dissection of the Dogme 95 manifesto, which is kind of a big deal for cinema nerds. The way it systematically dismantles each of the 'vows of chastity' is both amusing and thought-provoking. Sclavi employs practical effects and a quirky singing narrator, which adds this absurd yet engaging layer to the documentary. The pacing feels a bit erratic at times, mirroring the chaotic exploration of the subject matter. The atmosphere is a mix of serious critique and light-hearted fun, making it a distinctive watch that stands apart from typical documentaries about film movements.
Interesting commentary on film theory and practice · Quirky blend of documentary and comedy · Engaging style with practical effects
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