| Different programmes will screen award-winning and box-office hit feature-length dramas and documentaries. |
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| Let us take the example of a box-office hit such as Séraphin, heart of stone. |
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| Was it possible to write the bestselling biography to match the box-office hit? |
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| The film became a massive box-office hit and my song was on the soundtrack album, which sold zillions of copies. |
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| The critics hailed him as a major movie tough guy as the film became an instant box-office hit. |
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| If the film is a box-office hit, it'll probably allow him to interest the studios in more personal projects. |
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| The musical failed to score a box-office hit with the public, but Lio earned a series of good reviews for her performance. |
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| The second instalment of the adventures of Michel Ocelot's pint-sized African hero proved to be a huge box-office hit. |
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| In 1995, he wrote, with Jean-Marc Vallée, Liste Noire that became a box-office hit in Quebec and won nine nominations for Genie awards. The success of Liste Noire earned Guy a request to adapt and direct the film in English. |
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| Spielberg's biggest box-office hit for years, predicts Variety. |
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| It is already a huge box-office hit in Turkey and has won euphoric acclaim from Prime Minister Erdogan's immediate entourage and the president of the Turkish Parliament. |
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| It was also 2009's biggest box-office hit of Belgium. |
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| It has worked, and for the second time our film is a box-office hit. |
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| In 2002, director Charles Binamé and composer Michel Cusson teamed up to create a movie that became an instant classic in Quebecois film history and a giant box-office hit. |
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