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Warning: Spoilers ahead for “Killers of the Flower Moon” “Killer of the Flower Moon” is a riveting and tragic look at the real-life murders of members of the Osage Nation.
It shows a nicely-dressed audience listening as an all-white cast, in an upbeat manner, reading lines from the court case as it transmits over the airwaves, and wrapping up the characters' conclusions. But there is one surprise element, where Scorsese himself walks on stage and solemnly reads Mollie's real-life obituary. The short obit has no mention of the murders of her family and the court case, acting as if nothing of relevance happened in her life.
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