Yes, you couldn't put it more precisely. Now you've pigeon-holed them. I am very pleased with the film. I tried to imbue it with life and lightness, and I've succeeded.
Some people say it's all very silly, and yes, that is exactly what it is.
But the film contains other facets. The new wave gave fresh air, and in the same way Dogma 95 has been designed to give fresh air, to regain lost innocence. With Breaking the Waves you wanted to make women cry, and you succeeded. The Idiots is a more complex, far weirder film, a film you ought to be amused and moved by, but also a bit disturbed by. The film contains a dangerousness because it juggles with the concept of normalcy, with the way we ought to and ought not to behave.