Dogme 95 manifesto and productions, 1995–2005

1. Dogme 95 manifesto announced in Paris

   Mar 13, 1995Labels: Dogme 95, Lars von, Thomas Vinterberg

   • MAD Museum
   • Dogme 95 Wiki
   • Independent

2. Collective formed around four Danish filmmakers

   Mar 13, 1995Labels: Dogme 95, Kristian Levring, S ren

   • Denmark Cinema
   • Dogme 95 Wiki

3. Festen becomes first certified Dogme film

   Jan 1, 1998Labels: Festen, Thomas Vinterberg, Dogme 1

   • Celebration Wiki
   • MAD Press

4. The Idiots tests Dogme with provocation

   Jan 1, 1998Labels: The Idiots, Lars von, Dogme 2

   • Idiots Wiki
   • Dogme 95 Wiki

5. Mifune's Last Song expands Dogme storytelling

   Jan 1, 1999Labels: Mifune's Last, S ren, Dogme 3

   • Dogme 95 Wiki
   • Kragh Jacobsen

6. First non-Danish film certified: Lovers

   Jan 1, 1999Labels: Lovers, Jean-Marc Barr, Dogme 5

   • Lovers Wiki
   • Dogme 95 Wiki

7. Julien Donkey-Boy brings Dogme to the U.S.

   Jan 1, 1999Labels: Julien Donkey-Boy, Harmony Korine, Dogme 6

   • Julien Wiki
   • Dogme 95 Wiki

8. Italian for Beginners proves Dogme can be mainstream

   Jan 1, 2000Labels: Italian for, Lone Scherfig, Dogme 12

   • Italian Wiki
   • Dogme 95 Wiki

9. The King Is Alive brings Dogme abroad

   May 11, 2000Labels: The King, Kristian Levring, Dogme 4

   • IMDb Release
   • King Alive Wiki
   • DFI News

10. Open Hearts shows Dogme’s later wave

    Jan 1, 2002Labels: Open Hearts, Susanne Bier, Dogme 28

    • Open Hearts Wiki
    • Dogme 95 Wiki

11. In Your Hands becomes last recognized Dogme film

    Jan 1, 2004Labels: In Your, Annette K, final certification

    • MAD Press
    • In Your Hands
    • Dogme List

12. Dogme 95 committee disbands, ending certifications

    Jan 1, 2005Labels: Dogme 95, committee disbands, 2005

    • MAD Press
    • Dogme 95 Wiki