
Los Angeles (Reuters)-worldwide box office film brothers last year increased by 7.6 percent to $ 29.9 billion, the American Association of Films ( MPAA ) said. At the same time, the most significant growth was noted in the Asia-Pacific region. Also, according to MPAA, over the past year, 20 films in 3D format were released, which amounted to four percent of all films that came out in the USA and Canada. The revenue from the shows of these paintings amounted to 11 percent of the general box office. In the Asia-Pacific region, in particular Japan and China, fees increased by 12.3 percent, bringing $ 7.7 billion revenue. In general, over the past three years, the number of paintings shot by American film companies has declined. In 2009, the number of US production films fell 12 percent to 558 tapes against 633 a year earlier. The main reasons for such a decline in MPAA was named the World Economic Crisis and the 14-week strike of Hollywood screenwriters, which happened two years ago. (Alex Dobojinskis, translated by Yana Sobolev. Editor Grigory Aleksanyan)