The chart depicts the proportion of audience in various age groups in one European country who went to cinema once a month or more between 2000 and 2011.
Overall, the demographical figures tell us all age group experienced increase over the period surveyed. Another notable feature is that audiences aged 15 to 24 had faster growth than any other age group.
In 2000, the highest ratio of people went to cinema belonged to people aged 15 to 24 with 16%, which was approximately three times as high as that of people aged 25 to 35. The respective figures for children group and people aged 35 and over were drastically, 10% and 2% respectively.
Over the following eleven years, the highest rate of upward trend belonged to people aged 15 to 24, being the top proportion of the whole table. Similarly, audiences in teenager group and aged 25 to 35 rose in its proportion, with the same percentage at 30%. In addition, audiences aged 35 and over experienced a slight climb over the period.
The chart depicts the proportion of
audience
in various age
groups
in one European country who went to cinema once a month or more between 2000 and 2011.
Overall
, the
demographical
figures
tell
us all age
group
experienced increase
over
the period surveyed. Another notable feature is that
audiences
aged
15 to 24 had faster growth than any other age group.
In 2000, the highest ratio of
people
went to cinema belonged to
people
aged
15 to 24 with 16%, which was approximately three times as high as that of
people
aged
25 to 35. The respective figures for children
group
and
people
aged
35 and
over
were
drastically
, 10% and 2%
respectively
.
Over the following eleven years, the highest rate of upward trend belonged to
people
aged
15 to 24, being the top proportion of the whole table.
Similarly
,
audiences
in
teenager
group
and
aged
25 to 35 rose in its proportion, with the same percentage at 30%.
In addition
,
audiences
aged
35 and
over
experienced a slight climb
over
the period.