INTRO: THE GIVEN CHART ILLUSTRATES HOW MANY FILMS WERE MADE IN THE COUNTRIES, NAMELY A … E OVER A 3-YEAR PERIOD.
OVER. OVERALL, WHAT STANDS OUT FROM THE GRAPH IS THAT ALTHOUGH THE COUNTRIES B, C AND E FOLLOWED AN UPWARD TREND, A DECREASE WAS OBSERVED IN A AND D. IN TERMS OF THE SEPARATE DESTINATIONS, THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF MOVIES WERE SHOT IN A, WHILE THE COUNTRY C HAD THE LOWEST RESULTS IN THE ENTIRE PERIOD.
LEADING THE CHART IN 2007, THE COUNTRY A PRODUCED NEARLY 87 MOVIES AND IT REMAINED THE SAME, BEFORE DECREASING TO 80 IN 2009. ON THE CONTRARY, THE REVERSE TREND WAS EXPERIENCED IN B’S FILM INDUSTRY, RELEASING ONLY 50 MOVIES IN 2007. HOWEVER, IT FOLLOWED AN INCREASING TENDENCY, MAKING 3 AND 17 MORE FILMS IN 2008 AND 2009, RESPECTIVELY
WITH SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER OUTPUT, THE REST OF THE COUNTRIES HAD A FEWER THAN 20 MOVIES IN EACH YEAR. AROUND 9 MOVIES WERE MADE IN THE COUNTRY C, BEFORE THIS FIGURE TWOFOLD/DOUBLED IN 2009, AMOUNTING TO 18 FILMS. COUNTRY D RECORDED A GRADUAL DROP IN 2008 BEFORE SLIGLY RECOVERING TO 12 FILMS PRODUCED IN 2009. THERE WAS A MARGINAL INCREASE FOR THE RESULTS OF COUNTRY E, ACCOUNTING FOR 10 AND 13 FILMS IN THE GIVEN YEARS, ACCORDINGLY