'Killers Of The Flower Moon' review: Scorsese's latest epic is a twisted romance


Sorry, Jack, there's just no space in this car either. Go ask Rose if she can share her door again. – Photos: Handout

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

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