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The Spanish film industry lost three million spectators in 2004 according to figures released by the Spanish Academy of Arts and Cinema yesterday. Although the overall number of cinema goers rose last year from 137 million in 2003 to 140 million in 2004, the spectators chose to see films made in Hollywood rather than films produced by the Spanish films industry. The number of spectators who went to see a US produced film rose by 6 million (from 115 million to 121 million), whereas the number of film goers who chose to see a Spanish film fell from 20.7 million