Which of the following is true of the characteristics of German Expressionist films?

A. They downplayed individual characters as central causal agents and often made social forces the source of causes and effects.
B. Expressionist acting was deliberately exaggerated to match the style of the settings.
C. They used camera movements to convey character subjectivity and enhance photogénie.
D. Performances in Expressionist films consisted of carefully controlled physical movements rather than the expression of emotions.

Answer: B