The bar chart compares the quantity of films produced by five distinct countries in 2007, 2008, and 2009.
Overall, country A stood out with the most productions, despite experiencing a decline. Meanwhile, the nations B and C were the only ones with a visible increase, as the figures for country E remained unchanged.
In terms of countries with higher production of films, country A topped the chart by producing just above 85 films in 2007 and the same in an upcoming year, followed by country B at around 50-52 films in both years. However, the figures for the former dropped to exactly 80 films by 2009, while it surged to 70 films for the latter, yet not overtaking the country A.
The remaining nations made fairly smaller quantities of films in general. Remarkably, the number of films produced in country E remained slightly above 10 throughout the period. As for country C, it increased its productions by about 5 films despite being just under 10 in 2007, before posting a further increase in 2009, by reaching nearly 20 films. Having decreased to just 10 films from about 17, country D then edged up to nearly the same level as before by the end of the period.