The bar chart illustrates the number of films produced in five countries from 2007 to 2009. Overall, all countries increased their industry of making films, with B country experiencing the most pronounced growth, except for A and D, where film production declined steadily and lost stability over time. Furtheremore, although A country experienced a slowly decrease, there was the highest level of producing movies compared with other.
The figure for A country stood out as the main producer of films. This country stayed the same with around 85 films in 2007 and 2008 years. However in 2009, it falled to 80 which was slightly higher than B country.
The increases seen in B,C and E followed a somewhat similar pattern, as all recorded upward trends in 2009 after reminding slowly rise in previous 2 years. By 2009 the production of films continued increase with B country reaching 70 movies, registering a twofold increase and becoming second after A country. Meanwhile the number of films produced in C and E grew to almost 18 and 12.
D was an outlier in the chart in that it withessed a fluctuation in its film production. Despite beginning the period with the higher level compare with C and E, at 15 films. Firstly, this figure sharply dropped in second year than it rised and equaled with E country with nearly 12 films.