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From 2 June 2022

The Big Hit Un triomphe

Emmanuel Courcol / France / 2020 / 106 min / French

The Big Hit is a warm-hearted and humorous tribute to fellowship, mutual trust and the liberating power of the arts. The film fascinated festival audiences and won the European Film Award for Best Comedy.

directed by Emmanuel Courcol, cast Kad Merad, David Ayala, Lamine Cissokho, Sofian Khammes, Pierre Lottin, Wabinlé Nabié, Alexandre Medvedev, Saïd Benchnafa, Marina Hands, Laurent Stocker

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