dogme

noun
  1. A set of principles or beliefs, particularly in a religious or philosophical context, that are accepted without question or criticism. noun
    The dogme of the religious sect was strictly adhered to by its followers.
    He questioned the dogme that had been taught to him since childhood.
  2. A movement in filmmaking that emphasizes simplicity and authenticity, often characterized by the use of handheld cameras and natural lighting, originating from the Dogme 95 manifesto. noun
    The director's latest film was inspired by the principles of Dogme 95, focusing on raw storytelling.
    Dogme films often reject the use of special effects and elaborate production techniques.