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 bar chart provides a comparison of the number of

films

produced by five different

countries

(A, B,

C

, D, and

E

) over a three-year period from 2007 to 2009.

Overall

,

country

A consistently led in film

production

throughout the period, maintaining a stable output of around 80

films

each year.

In contrast

,

country

E

produced the fewest

films

, with figures below 10 for each of the three years. Notably,

country

C

showed the most dramatic increase in

production

,

while

countries

B and D experienced relatively minor fluctuations. In 2007,

country

A produced just over 80

films

,

while

country

B followed at approximately 50.

Countries

C

, D, and

E

contributed significantly fewer

films

, with

country

C

producing just under 10, and

countries

D and

E

each producing around 5. By 2009, the number of

films

produced by

country

A remained stable,

while

country

B’s output slightly decreased.

However

,

country

C

saw a substantial increase, rising from around 10

films

in 2007 to nearly 60

films

in 2009. Meanwhile, film

production

in

countries

D and

E

remained fairly consistent throughout the period, both showing only minor variations. In summary,

country

A was the dominant film producer across all three years,

while

country

C

experienced the most rapid growth.

Countries

D and

E

maintained modest

production

levels with minimal change.