The graph chart demonstrates the percentage of individuals who visited the cinema once a month or more with four categories of age and six periods.
Overall, it is apparent that all the categories showed increase over the time. While people aged from 15 to 24 were dominant in each given year, individuals aged 35 or more illustrated least percentage.
In the beginning of the chart, humans belonging to the 15-24 group consisted around 20 percent of the graph. Over the period, their proportion rose and became more than 30% by 1992 and showed fluctuation within 1992 and 2000th years. The chart ends, when those aged between 15 and 24 overtook half of the total percentage.
The graph starts when the youngest aged group had 10% and the 25-35 age range had about 5%, which means every tenth person was part of the youngest group. After sometime, figure for 25-35 and 7-14 groups cross and continued to grow. To the 2000th, the proportion of the youngest group reaches 30% and fluctuates over next given time. In the same period, individuals within the 25-35 demographic reached their peak when their indicators outstripped one to third and ended with 30 percent.
In 1984, the oldest aged category consisted around 3%, which remained until 2000. After what slight rise was demonstrated. Finally, chart ends when category of oldest aged humans peaks to 13%.