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Band 5+: The line graph shows the percentage ofdifferent age groups ofcinema visitors in a particular country from 1978 to 2008.

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The image depicts the percentage distribution of cinema visitors by age groups (14-24, 25-34, 35-49, 50+) from 1978 to 2008. In 1978: Age 14-24: 60%, Age 25-34: 40%, Age 35-49: 20%, Age 50+: 10%. In 1988: Age 14-24: 80%, Age 25-34: 50%, Age 35-49: 30%, Age 50+: 20%. In 1998: Age 14-24: 90%, Age 25-34: 60%, Age 35-49: 40%, Age 50+: 10%. In 2003: Age 14-24: 80%, Age 25-34: 55%, Age 35-49: 40%, Age 50+: 20%. In 2008: Age 14-24: 70%, Age 25-34: 50%, Age 35-49: 30%, Age 50+: 20%.
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The line graph explains proportion of cinema viewers around 4 different age groups among species country over 30 years.

Overall, we can see that the number of visitors across 14-24 age group significantly higher, while the percentage of age 50+ group demonstrates the lowest interest to the watching movie.

In regards to the rising number of people under 24 years old is the most striking. In 1978 number of individuals was 90% as well as suddenly deflated to just 75% in 1988. Within one decade was notable jumping in their numbers for approximately 90%. During the period from 1998 to 2008 proportion of young visitors were fluctuated steadily between 90% and 80%.

Concerning the other two age groups such as: 50+ and 35-49. The retired group demonstrated only 40% viewers in 1978 and there was dramatically decreased over 10 years for 20%. Surprisingly, in 1998 year proportion of 50+ visitors clearly depicted gradually growing up for 40%, so levelled off until 2002. 2003 demonstrated reaching up the pick and was 40%. Quickly rising from 40% to around 60% by 1998. The amount of visitors the nearest 5 years remained unchanged. In 2003 was moderately plunge for 50%

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