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The image contains two bar graphs, with the left graph labeled "Percentage of film released" and the right labeled "percentage of cinema ticket sales," both depicting data for the years 1996 and 2006 across four film genres: Drama, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance. In the left graph, for 1996, Drama accounts for 35%, Comedy at 15%, Fantasy at 5%, and Romance at 30%; for 2006, Drama decreases to 30%, Comedy doubles to 30%, Fantasy increases to 10%, and Romance marginally drops to 25%. The right graph shows percentage of cinema ticket sales for 1996 with Drama at 15%, Comedy at 5%, Fantasy at 20%, and Romance at 10%; in 2006, Drama marginally increases to 20%, Comedy jumps to 15%, Fantasy maintains at 20%, and Romance more than doubles to 25%
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Both provided bar charts illustrate the percentage of film released and ticket sales of any genre in 1996 and 2006 year in a country.
In general, it can be clearly seen that sales were higher that the amount of the films itself.
For example, in 1996 about 26% Drama movies were released, while in 2006 this number was 35 percent; moreover, that was almost best sold tickets. Furthermore, the Comedy genre was 20% in 1996 and 25% in 2006; which, contrast with drama, despite that, it was the peak in sales. For contrast, Fantasy was not that released as others, approximetly 11% was shoot in 1996 year and across 16% in 2006. Nevertheless, tickets on the Fantasy were sold across 7% and roughly 3% in 1996 year. Meanwhile, the percentage of Romance genre was the same in both year; even though, it has the lowest percentage of sales, 5% in 1996 and across 2% in 2006.
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