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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2025 · 31 MIN

Dogme 95, The Phoenician Scheme, Twin Peaks: Why Wes Anderson Should Try Dogme-Style Filmmaking

from Celebrating Cinema · host LAB111

With Dogme 95 turning 30 this year, hosts Laura Gommans and Elliot Bloom reflect on the radical movement that dared to strip cinema down to its bare bones—and what that legacy means today. Returning to last episode's ranking of Wes Anderson's films, the duo discuss The Phoenician Scheme, the American director's latest film that only seems to reinforce the “all style, no substance” label. Rounding out the episode is a look at David Lynch’s TV series Twin Peaks, soon to be screened at LAB111 on June 18. Laura and Elliot explore its haunting genius and why it still feels ahead of its time.Get tickets to Dogme 95 Films @ LAB111Get tickets to The Complete Filmography of Wes Anderson @ LAB111Get tickets to The Phoenician Scheme @ LAB111

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