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Kevin Smith's 1999 film, Dogma, demonstrates the application of the theory of iconic realism to a film. Throughout this film, Smith challenges consciousness associated with dogmatic points of view by placing realistic depictions of Biblical iconic characters in settings unusual for these characters. He vacillates between humor and poignancy to elucidate for his audience an awareness of the difference between one's following a religious dogma and action associated with true faith.
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