Killers of the Flower Moon15

Directed by Martin Scorsese | USA | 2023 | 3h 26m | Starring Lily Gladstone, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Jesse Plemons, Brendan Fraser

In early 1920s Oklahoma, the discovery of large oil deposits make the Osage Nation incomparably wealthy, and the target of white greed. After a number of Native Americans are murdered in cold blood, the FBI are sent in to investigate. Legendary American filmmaker Martin Scorsese’s latest is an epic Western based on true events, featuring brilliant performances from lead actors Lily Gladstone, Leonardo Di Caprio, and Robert De Niro.

Reviews

‘Monumental stuff: a story about the deadly legacy of America’s colonial sins, both vast and intimate in scope. Exceptional filmmaking, by an exceptional filmmaker.’
★★★★★
John Nugent, Empire Magazine

‘It’s Gladstone who provides the film’s centre of gravity. She gives one of the most extraordinary performances by a woman in any of Scorsese’s movies. She is serene but not saintly; a figure of tragedy with a fire in her belly.’
★★★★★
Clarisse Loughery, The Independent

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