The bar chart given provides key information about the production of films in five distinct nations over a three-year period.
Overall, it is evident that the UK consistently produced the largest proportion of films, although its figure decreased slightly toward the end. By contrast, France remained the lowest producer throughout. Meanwhile, the US experienced a steady growth, while Thailand showed some fluctuations but still maintained a higher share than India and France.
In 2007, the UK accounted for exactly 80% of films, which was more than double the figure for the USA (around 35%). Thailand ranked third at 20%, followed by India at roughly 15% and France at just 5%.
Over the following years, the proportion of film produced in the UK dropped marginally to 76% in 2009. In contrast, the US share increased gradually and peaked at 50% in the final year.Thailand’s production fell slightly in 2008 before recovering in 2009, but remained higher than both India and France, whose contributions stayed comparatively low and stable, at 15% and 5%, respectively.