The graphs below show the total percentage of films released and the total percentage of ticket sales in 1996 and 2006 in a country. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

Presented for consideration are two graphs illustrating the proportion of films which were released and sales of

tickets

in cinema in a specific nation between 1996 and 2006.  

Overall

, it is evident that the percentage in most types of films released witnessed an upward trajectory, except Romance, where it remained unchanged throughout the timeframe.

Additionally

, the total of

tickets

sold for Drama, Comedy and Fantasy saw an increase,

while

Romance continuously was the opposite.  Beginning with the proportion of films launched, Drama saw the biggest rise from over 25% to exactly 35%. Behind

this

level, Comedy accounted for 20% in 1996 and

then

went through an upward trend, reporting 25% in 2000.

Subsequently

, Fantasy experienced an increase from approximately 12% to more than 15%,

while

Romance stood at over 5% for both years. Moving on to the proportion of

tickets

sold, Comedy always was the highest throughout the period, starting at 20% before going up to 23%. With respect to Drama, its number of

tickets

saw a slight increase, when it stood at 16%

then

rose to nearly 17%. In reference to Fantasy, there was a doubled rise, from 3% to 6%.

By contrast

, Romance’s

tickets

saw a downward trajectory to 2% from 5%.