The graph below shows the number of films produced by five countries in three years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart presents a detailed overview of the changes in movie

production

output

across five countries in 2007, 2008, and 2009. In general, the total movie

production

output

in

country

A was the highest, surpassing other nations over the three years,

whereas

the

production

in

country

E remained the lowest. From 2007 to 2008,

while

country

A was the top movie maker among the five nations because its

production

output

reached 80

movies

,

country

B was distinguished as a second film producer because it created about 50 each year, compared to roughly 10 in

country

E. During

this

period, the

output

in

country

C slightly increased, rising from under 10 to roughly 15 films. Meanwhile, the number of

output

in

country

D marginally fell, decreasing from 15 to 10 films. In 2008,

although

the

output

in

country

A steadily dropped, declining to 80

movies

, the

country

continued to lead in the film industry among the five nations. In the meantime, the

output

in

country

B rapidly rose, reaching a peak of 70

movies

.

Similarly

,

country

C achieved its highest

output

, at approximately 20

movies

. Notably, the figures for countries D and E remained unchanged during

this

period.