Jean Renoir used his distinctive technique of deep staging in The Crime of Monsieur Lange to:
A. suggest the unity among the people of the entire building.
B. keep all of his actors in crisp focus.
C. emphasize the Expressionist distortion of the sets.
D. convey parallels between the worker Lange and the vulgar capitalist Batala.
Answer: A
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