Killers of the Blossom Moon [Film and TV Commentary]

The Osage tribe, a tribe of Indians, was expelled from their ancestral land to a barren land in Oklahoma, USA. Who would have thought that oil would be discovered here. While the Osage became a fashion upstart, it also brought murderous opportunities to themselves. After that, many white people poured into this land flowing with black gold, and they used all means to grab profits. Ernest (Leonardo DiCaprio), a veteran of World War I, comes here to make a living and joins his uncle William Hale (Robert De Niro), who was once a celebrity. William has a close relationship with the aboriginal people and accepts both black and white. However, his kind appearance hides a greedy and snake-like heart. He hinted that Ernest was pursuing the rich Indian woman Molly (Lily Gladstone), but what he really coveted was the wealth owned by their family. In just a few years, dozens of Indians died accidentally. A gentleman is not guilty, but he is guilty of carrying a jade... The film is based on David Grann's best-selling book