The graph below shows the percentage of people by age group visiting the cinema at least once per month in one particular country between 1978 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart illustrates the proportion of

people

from five different age

groups

in a country coming to a

cinema

at least one time a month in the

year

1978 to 2008.

Overall

, the

groups

of

people

from 14 to 24

years

old visiting the

cinema

contributed the highest

percentage

while

the opposite was true in the oldest

group

, over 50

years

old.

Moreover

, there were increasing trends in the

percentage

of

people

from

groups

of 14 to 24

years

old and over 50

years

old. In the first

year

, there were over 90% of

people

from 14 to 24

years

old coming to the

cinema

, which was twice as high as the

percentage

of

people

over 50

years

old.

However

, the proportion of 14 to 24-

year

-olds visiting the

cinema

remained unchanged in the period and finished at under 90% in 2008.

On the contrary

, the oldest

group

experienced a significant increase, hitting the bottom at 30% in 1998,

then

soared by more than 20% in the

last

year

of the period. It is noticeable that

due to

the shapely surge, the over 50

years

old

group

contributed the lowest after 30

years

. Looking at the rest, the

percentage

of

people

in the 25 to 34

years

old

group

showed a sharp fluctuation, beginning at 80% and finishing nearly at the same level.

In particular

, the

year

1993 witnessed the same portion of the age of 14 to 24

years

old and 25 to 34

years

old

groups

, with over 60%.

However

, there was a huge difference between these

groups

that the

percentage

of the older

group

recorded an increase, from 60% to nearly 70% in 30

years

.