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.

The graphs compare the percentage of

films

released by genre and the percentage of total

ticket

sales

in a specific country in 1996 and 2006.

Overall

,

while

drama

and

comedy

dominated

film

releases

in

both

years,

fantasy

and

romance

consistently accounted for smaller shares of

both

film

releases

and

ticket

sales

. In 1996,

drama

and

comedy

made up the largest proportion of

films

, with

drama

accounting for just over 25% and

comedy

around 20%.

Fantasy

and

romance

,

by contrast

, were less popular, representing approximately 12% and 7%, respectively.

This

trend persisted in 2006, with

drama

films

increasing their share to roughly 35% and

comedy

to around 25%.

Fantasy

and

romance

remained less prominent, with the former doubling to about 15%,

while

romance

stayed low at around 7%, five times less than the percentage of

drama

films

. Regarding

ticket

sales

, the trend mirrored the

film

releases

.

Drama

films

consistently represented around 15% of total

ticket

sales

in

both

years.

Comedy

ticket

sales

fluctuated between 20% and 25%,

while

fantasy

and

romance

remained the least popular genres, each contributing around 5% to total

sales

across

both

years. In summary,

drama

and

comedy

were the most dominant genres in terms of

both

film

releases

and

ticket

sales

,

while

fantasy

and

romance

maintained relatively smaller shares throughout the decade.