The bar chart illustrates how many films were produced in countries A, B, C, D and E from 2007 to 2009.
Overall, the statistics of films produced in countries B, C and E witnessed an upward trend between 2007 and 2009, while the opposite was true for the figures of countries A and D. Additionally, the data on country A remained unsurpassed throughout the displayed period whereas that of country E presented a total contrast.
In 2007, country A made approximately 88 films, exhibiting the same number of data in the following year, meanwhile country B created merely 50 films. At the end of the examined period, the quantity of movies generated experienced a slight drop, from around 88 to just 80 movies. Conversely, the film production of country B underwent a drastic increase, from about just more than 50 in 2008 to roughly 70 films in the next year.
Unlike countries A and B, the cinema industries of the other three countries, C, D and E, namely, released a smaller number of movies in the span of three years. There were considerable growths seen in the figures of countries C and E. Elaborately, nearly 10 films were made in 2007 by country C and it ended up with over 15 films in 2009. Showing the same pattern, country E produced almost 10 movies in the beginning of the span, and it made about 12 movies by the end of the period. Contrasting with the previous two countries, country D underwent a moderate fluctuation through three years, starting with around 15 films and declining to just under 10 before bouncing back to approximately 12 films in 2009.