The graph demonstrates the percentage of individuals in various age groups who went to cinema once a month or more in a particular European country between 2000 and 2011.
In general, most 35 and over aged people went to the cinema much less in all years. It is also worth mentioning that 15-24 aged individuals recorded the highest trend in all given years.
In detail, 15-24 people accounted for approximately 17% of people who went to cinema in 2000. However, this figure experienced a slight increase to 32%, before fluctuating in the following years. Additionally, 7-14 aged youngsters made up its 10% in 2000. However, this figure rose to 30% in 2007. In 2008, there was a slight decrease to roughly 27%, before increasing in the following years.
Regarding 25-35 aged individuals, they recorded 10% in 2000. It is also worth mentioning that this figure saw a significant growth to 23%, before fluctuating in the following years. When it comes to 35 and over aged people, their percentage stood at just over 0% in the first year. There was a slight increase in the all following years, and this figure finished final year with 12%.
