In Montage films, the use of "overlapping editing" within a scene or sequence means that:
A. the editing rhythm is accelerating to the point where shots are only a few frames long.
B. the same space is being shown from the same camera position in successive shots, but the mise-en-scène has been changed.
C. the time a depicted action takes on the screen is noticeably expanding.
D. the depicted event is taking less time than it takes in reality.
Answer: C
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