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Chart A shows the percentage of films from different countries that were shown in cinemas in the UK and Australia in 2001. Chart B shows the number of cinema admissions in the two countries from 1976 to 2006.
Overall, US films were the most popular in both countries. The number of cinema admissions in both countries increased during the period, and the UK always had more admissions than Australia.
According to Chart A, US films made up 77% of films shown in the UK and 67% in Australia. In the UK, 21% of films were UK films and 11% were Australian films. In Australia, UK films were only 6% and Australian films were just 2%, while other films were 17%.
Chart B shows that in 1976, the UK had about 104 million admissions, while Australia had about 30 million. The UK figure rose to 125 million in 1978 but then fell to about 54 million in 1984. After that, it increased steadily and reached a peak of about 175 million in 2002, before falling to 157 million in 2006. Australia's admissions increased more slowly and reached about 93 million in 2002, before falling slightly to 84 million in 2006.