'Dogma', the controversial religious comedy that can no longer be seen anywhere | Culture

Twenty-five years ago, independent filmmaker Kevin Smith made the leap to big-budget movies with a star-studded one. Its religious subject matter caused controversy before anyone even saw it. Today, it is not available on any streaming platform

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