Killers of the Flower Moon - Modern Humanity Vs Blatant Bigotry

I wouldn’t say Martin Scorsese was a favorite director of mine but he is one of the last great directors in the history of cinema and probably one of the only directors who can bring such a story as this to light in these trying times right before the time of year in which many are still distraught over given the history of our country.
And now in his early 80s, this very much could be his last film.
The story follows a family of the Osage Indian people who are befriended by people thought to be loved ones, friends and great business allies. In the end, you can say that not every white man was out for blood and the Osage Inheritance. Many fell victim to the times while others coexisted and just tried to live their lives in peace. But still many of the Osage people suffered greatly.

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