DOGMA

In Dogma (1999), director Kevin Smith presents a sharp and irreverent take on the eternal struggle between good and evil. When two fallen angels discover a loophole that could grant them re-entry into Heaven, their plan unintentionally threatens the very foundation of existence.

As apostles, prophets and unlikely heroes become entangled in the unfolding chaos, the film blends religious mythology, satire and fast-paced adventure. With its mix of philosophical reflection and pop-cultural humour, Dogma stands out as one of the most distinctive mainstream comic fantasy films of the 1990s.

The screening is recommended for audiences interested in cult cinema, satire and thought-provoking genre films.