In 1995, Lars von Trier and a group of people who were as idle as him came up with the Dogma95 principle. It is claimed that this is the way of self-help for the movie. If you don't follow Dogma95, the movie will be over.
But in 2000, Lars von Trier's "Dancer in the Darkness" came out. To say how touching this film is, I would say that it is more provocative when I see it. Throughout the hand-held shooting, there seems to be a vague shadow of dogma95. However, the scale of playing 100 DVs together seems to be a departure from dogma95.
The value of "Dancer in the Darkness" is that it can make most people understand that when they see it, they should cry.
If you have time, it is better to go and see "Nobody Knows" ("Who Knows the Heart of a Child").
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