In making Nanook of the North, Robert Flaherty ________
A) insisted on calling the main subject of the film by his real name, "Nanook," even after his producers urged him to translate the name for impatient audiences
B) staged events
C) made his preference for industrial culture clear
D) introduced the gramophone (or, record player) into Inuit culture
B
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