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Top Ten

Sunday 4th May

A quick look at the where is the interest coming from shows some changes to the top 10.

Big Movers are New Zealand (up) and Singapore (down)

After Australia:
1. USA
2. UK
3. NZ (up from 9th!)
4. India (down from 3rd)
5. Canada (down from 4th)
6. Brazil (down from 5th)
7. The Philippines (down from 6th)
8. Slovenia (up from 10th)
9. France (down from 8th) &
10. Singapore (down from 6th)
Film makers keen to make an impact need to muster local support to get traction in the viewers votes/favourites.

Just outside the top 10 are Germany, Italy, Hong Kong & Turkey.

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