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Dubai International Film Festival kicks off [Video]

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13:55, December 11, 2012



The 9th Dubai International Film Festival opened on Sunday, with 158 movies from over 60 countries in 43 languages are set to hit the big screen during the 8-day event. Among them, 52 movies will make their debut at the festival.

The opening film "Life of Pi" was directed by academy award-winning, Chinese-American director Ang Lee. The 3D multi-dimensional film features an Indian boy who survives a natural disaster on a boat together with a Bengal tiger.

According to the chairman of the festival, film productions increased by 8 percent from 2011, adding that the emirate aims to grab a growing share of the global film industry which is valued at over 600 billion US dollars.

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