Despite the growth of the film industry in other countries in other countries in later decades, English-language movies still dominate the medium, with Hollywood coming to rely increasingly on a small number of annual productions aimed at huge audiences-such as Jurassic Park, Aladdin and Forrest Gump. It is unusual to find a blockbuster movie produced in a language other than English. In 1994, according to the listings in the BFI Film and Television Handbook for 1996, 80 per cent of all feature films given a theatrical release were in English. The Oscar system has always been English-language oriented (though the category of best foreign film was recognized in 1947), but there is a strong English-language presence in most other film festivals too. Half of the Best Film awards ever given at the Cannes Film Festival, for example, have been to English-language productions