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Band 7+: Charts A and B show the share of the UK and Australian cinema market in 2001 and cinema admission in the UK and Australia from 1976 to 2006. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

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The image includes two charts, with the first showing the proportion of films screened in the UK and Australia in 2001. US films dominate in both countries, with 80% in Australia and 77% in the UK. UK films make up 5% in Australia and 17% in the UK, while Australian films account for 10% in Australia and 3% in the UK. Others make up the remaining percentages. The second chart displays UK and Australian cinema admission from 1976 to 2006. UK admissions fluctuate between 50-180 million, with a peak in 2002. Australian admissions range from 40-120 million, peaking in 2001.
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The chart A illustrates the percentage shares of the UK and Australia on the four types of films in 2001, and the graph B shows the figures of admissions in the same countries’ cinemas between 1976 and 2006.

Overall, it is evident that, apart from other types of films, remaining films were screened more in Britain than in Australia. Moreover, cinema admissions in both countries increased over the period, with the UK having greater numbers every year.

In 2001, about 78% of the films displayed in the United Kingdom were of US origin, the largest figure depicted on the graph. In Australia, except from having threefold larger percentage of share on films from other countries, it aired considerably lower proportions of US, British, and Australian films than UK, with 5%, 15% and 8% lesser, respectively.

Regarding cinema admissions, UK had approximately 122 million in 1978, which had plummeted to 50 million by 1984. This figure then grew consistently over two decades with minor fluctuations, reaching at 160 million by 2006. Likewise, Australia’s cinemas admissions also climbed continuously and ended at half the number of UK in 2006.

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