Gabdulhakov Bulat Graph Description The line chart details figures for cinema attendance across various age demographics in the Great Britain between 1984 and 2002. Looking from an overall perspective, it is clear that attendance has increased for all groups, with young people, especially teenagers and young adults, watching films the most. In 1984, only 15% of people from 15 to 24 years old went to cinema, then it rose to approximately 35% before going back 32% in 1991. At the same time, figures at the age of 35 and over took account for only 2-3% and didn’t have remarkable changes in the next 2 years. Of the age group under 14, 10% attended cinemas while 4% one from 25 to 35 years old. Despite the minor fluctuation, these four lines relatively increased steadily. Between 1988 and 2002, although the rate was the lowest among age groups, the percentage of the over 35 growth to 14%. As for adolescents under 14 attending the cinema, the ling from 10% grew up to 30% and reached the highest point at 37%. The audiences in the group age 2535 started at 11%, rose to 25% in 1994 and varied considerably until 2000. To sum up the all age groups reach their maximum points in 2002. What’s the older people got, the less often they went to the cinema.
