THE eternal question for film adaptations is whether it's better to see the movie or read the book. With Killers Of The Flower Moon, the answer is yes.
You'll get a very different experience, whichever way you go. David Grann's nonfiction book is a whodunit: In the 1920s, the Osage people in rural Oklahoma died in alarming numbers, likely related to the fact that they were oil-rich.
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Sombre epic and twisted romance
