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The image presents two bar graphs, the left one represents the percentage of film released, the right one shows the percentage of cinema ticket sales, both comparing data from 1996 and 2006. In the left graph, Drama films in 1996 account for 35%, declining to 30% in 2006; Comedy films increase from 25% in 1996 to 35% in 2006; Fantasy films remain unchanged at 10% for both years; Romance films decrease from 20% in 1996 to 15% in 2006. The right graph shows Drama ticket sales at 5% in 1996, rising to 20% in 2006; Comedy ticket sales at 15% in 1996, increasing to 25% in 2006; Fantasy ticket sales at 20% in 1996, plummeting to 5% in 2006; Romance ticket sales start at 5% in 1996, climbing to 15% in 2006.
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The presented bar chart illustrates the comparison of film released and cinema ticket sales percentages for various movie genres in the specific country in the years 1996 and 2006.
Overall, there was an increase in the rate of movies released for a decade, while ticket sales rates had small growth in most genres.
In 1996, the leader of the chart in film production was drama at 26% followed by comedy at 20%, fantasy at 13% and ending with romance at about 7%. However, looking at the cinema sales, we can see that comedy movies were the favourite audience genre with the highest rate at 20%, while fantasy movies weren’t popular at all having less than 5%.
The year 2006, showed an almost even increase in movie production except romance. Drama films became even more produced, while romance remained the same. Furthermore, comedy as the highest sales rate holder remained the same, while fantasy and romance decreased their index.
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