Source blocked by WAF; content unavailable, but the title references a new filmmaking manifesto in the tradition of Dogme 95.
Key Takeaways
Dogme 25 appears to be a successor manifesto to Lars von Trier’s 1995 Dogme 95 movement, which imposed strict constraints on film production.
Source content was inaccessible; no rules or signatories can be confirmed from the extracted text.
The single overlapping rule with Dogme 95, noted by commenters, suggests deliberate but partial continuity with the original vow.
Hacker News Comment Review
Commenters split between frustration with both Hollywood safety and self-congratulatory art-house certification, with one calling both out as failures of genuine cinema.
One commenter flagged that Dogme 25 shares only one rule with Dogme 95, implying a meaningful divergence in philosophy despite the lineage.
Notable Comments
@mr_mitm: Only one rule overlaps with Dogme 95, per Wikipedia comparison.
