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More on Monday's New York Film Festival premiere of "Dogma," after yesterday's PEOPLE Daily report on the protest staged by some outraged Catholics over the film's satirical take on death: "These people haven't even seen the film yet," the film's co-star Matt Damon told PEOPLE as demonstrators shouted at him (and, in one case, thrust rosary beads at him). "I'm all for protests, but I think you have to see (the film) to know what you're talking about. But I defend anybody's right to protest." An agitated-looking Ben Affleck, who costars in the movie, acted surly at the premiere and refused to speak to the press. He attended the festivities with his mother.
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