The provided chart illustrates the number of films released and the total figure in tickets are saled in over 4 years period.
Overall, it is evident that a dramatic reduction in films experienced a downward trend, whereas the percentages of cinema tickets fluctuated considerably between 1996 to 2000.
The first graph shows that the percentages of films experienced a sharp decline, ranging from 25% in drama to only 5% in romance in 1996. A similar trend was observed in 2000, showing a dramatic drop with 35% to around 5% in the consumption of releasing films. Notably, romantic movies maintained a steady level at only 5% over the period.
The second graph focuses on the number of ticket sales within a country. In 1996, there was around 15% sales, followed by comedy at aorund 20%. However, this figures significantly fell down to under 5% in fantasy in 1996, which similar to romantic film in the percentages of sales by 2000. In contrast, while drama and comedy accounted for the majority of sales, fantasy and romance represented only a minority, between 7% to 3%.