Chart1:
This chart illutrates films shown in Britain and Australia by origin in 2000.
75 US films were shown in Britain in 2000. 70 US films were shown in Australia in 2000. 20 British films were shown in Britain in 2000. 5 British films were shown in Australia. 10 Australian films were shown in Australia in 2000. 2 others films were shown in Britain and 15 of other films were shown in Australia in 2000.
Chart2:
This chart illustrates cinema attendance in Britain and Australia in millions, during the period from 1980 to 2000. In Britain, the number fell from 100 M to 50 M during the period from 1980 1982 then it rose sharply to reach 120 millions during the period 1982 to 1986. From 1986 to 1988 the number shot up from 80 to 120 millions at the end of 1992. Here was slight decrease in 1994, followed by a dramatic increase to hit 140 M followed by a slight decreased then the rate finished at the level of 150 millions.
In contrast, in Australia the number was 40 millions in 1980 and started to fell and reach 20 M by the year 1982 and then rose steadily to reach 40 M again and then number remained at the same level till 1990. The number rose quickly to hit the level of 70 M and continued rising up until it reached 90 million by the year 2000.
This chart illutrates films shown in Britain and Australia by origin in 2000.
75 US films were shown in Britain in 2000. 70 US films were shown in Australia in 2000. 20 British films were shown in Britain in 2000. 5 British films were shown in Australia. 10 Australian films were shown in Australia in 2000. 2 others films were shown in Britain and 15 of other films were shown in Australia in 2000.
Chart2:
This chart illustrates cinema attendance in Britain and Australia in millions, during the period from 1980 to 2000. In Britain, the number fell from 100 M to 50 M during the period from 1980 1982 then it rose sharply to reach 120 millions during the period 1982 to 1986. From 1986 to 1988 the number shot up from 80 to 120 millions at the end of 1992. Here was slight decrease in 1994, followed by a dramatic increase to hit 140 M followed by a slight decreased then the rate finished at the level of 150 millions.
In contrast, in Australia the number was 40 millions in 1980 and started to fell and reach 20 M by the year 1982 and then rose steadily to reach 40 M again and then number remained at the same level till 1990. The number rose quickly to hit the level of 70 M and continued rising up until it reached 90 million by the year 2000.
