Killers of the Flower Moon - Press conference - EV - Cannes 2023

[@killjoycola]

An an osage member, I'm proud to be apart of the tribe. I'm literally in walking distance to the osage reservation.. I'm glad the world will finally hear the story

[@dolinaj1]

@@apples8872 I think there is a much earlier film or documentary available.

[@artetface]

Can’t wait to see this movie! I love Martin Scorsese ❤ and all of the cast

[@Kakkydidit]

I read the book 6 years ago and recommended it every chance I had.

[@olyokie]

Went to Po Hi in the early 70’s. Damn glad your story is being told. I remember hearing the stories first hand thinking wtf?

[@Nicole-dj3jf]

Leonard is 💯 depp BUT he said let the native Americans be this time wow 😂thanks leo but i love my human family

[@CDKV]

I adore that Lily expresses her native culture with her jewelry and dress. She’s such a classic woman.

[@87suzini]

🌼👏👏🍀🍁🌻

[@vanfiser6963]

Classy as well as "classic"

[@drumbum3.142]

(Far as I'm Concerned) the Respect and Beauty (and Love) is Real,. 🤌🎨🧸🎭🧸🧸🧸 While the Script, Content, Genre could Not be any more different - the same Goes for the Leading Madam of Last Years Prey. 🤌🎨🧸

[@Kevon420]

She's extraordinarily beautiful.

[@CDKV]

@@Kevon420 she really is and when she speaks she’s even more beautiful.

[@maximusaugustus6823]

Martin Scorcese is a master in his craft, pure genius.

[@palemoonlight96]

And extremely humble, sensitive and approachable man, zero arrogance, only talent and respect for others and his art

[@susanbarfield3458]

He looks sick😢

[@BobRooney290]

and he's the last of them. it's really a shame his skills are not being taught and utilized anymore. it's shocking what passes as a movie these days.

[@johnclapzucker3145]

Ohw... come on... rofl:kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYbMfWp7p8iDnJI

[@dr.dragan]

@@BobRooney290 I have hope with the class of Aster, Eggers and PTA. Maybe less so with PTA but Aster/Eggers are putting out thoroughly polarising and original material irrespective of the cheque. Especially in Beau is Afraid and The Lighthouse I think Scorsese would have great respect for. More psychedelic and unconventional than Scorsese’s filmography but at least there are still quite interesting risks being taken as a lasting bastion for the art in the midst of the safe, corporatised, banal Marvel sludgefest. CINEMA!!!

[@kirk09100]

Lily Gladstone was shining at Cannes. A lot of quiet dignity in her eyes. You can see she is a beautiful human being inside and outside.

[@themarinect]

At this point I don't care if his movies are good or bad (which is more likely good everytime), I'm just grateful that he's still able to make movies in his 80s

[@shoutatthesky]

Who? Scorcese or De Niro

[@animeking1853]

@@shoutatthesky stupid he said he still able to make movie, and you know who make movie of course director not a actor, so yeah he talk about Martin scorceses.

[@villanessa]

That movie looks absolutely stunning

[@joycebutlin3409]

Calling out ageism. The last ism which is never addressed.

[@florencespinelli2947]

Be grateful for His Messages✌

[@justmezzz79]

They did this all in a respectful way. They consulted with the Osage tribe and made sure the tribe was involved as much as possible. This is a story that needs to be told. So much that happened to indigenous people and the black community that the world has no idea about. So glad they used their platform to bring this to the world. I am excited as an indigenous person in Oklahoma to see this story being told.

[@MHK-yu2tf]

Nothing to do with a colour of the skin. Remember white slaves in America? Money, not colour.

[@equilibriomartialmind777]

​@@MHK-yu2tf retarded delusional sheep gave the exception to the rule😂

[@odysseusprodromou3260]

@@MHK-yu2tf poor 'white slaves'. ..deflecting, distracting and obfuscating.

[@odysseusprodromou3260]

@@MHK-yu2tf Congress passed thx act based on their 'race' to enable white folk to 'take charge' ie steal their money

[@DMWolFGurL]

@@MHK-yu2tf I know there were white slaves, enslaved by white slavers. You trying to point out the white slaves as the most oppressed, is laughable. The most oppressed people in the world by just studying and by googling are the actual Indigenous people that inhabited North America. Look up the living conditions of the Reservations they were put on, look at the Navajo tribe in Arizona a lot of them don't even have running water. I know black people have the whole slavery thing, but black people are becoming more empowered now than ever. It's all black and white and the other ethnicities are left to hang out and dry while black people and white people continue to fight. More so black people keep crying racism and it's getting tiring to hear that shit!

[@maximusaugustus6823]

Leo really became a big megastar of Hollywood, he really picks his movies meticulously.

[@nms7872]

In the last 8 years, he has been in 4 movies! The revenant, once upon a time in Hollywood, don't look up and this movie. Extremely selective. Rumors say he will do a Paul thomas anderson movie next

[@Dularr]

And made masterful changes to this movie

[@milessolomon3324]

⁠@@nms7872 He took a long break after the Revenant because it was so taxing to make. The other 3 movies he’s made in the past 4 years

[@Voyager759]

Apart from "Don't look up."

[@ianrobinson4200]

Yes, it is a very fortunate thing for an actor if they become wealthy early. It happened with Warren Beatty on Bonnie & Clyde, Leo with Titanic. Not having to worry about money allows them to relax and wait for the right projects to come along

[@nicholasbartonlaw341]

The more I hear DiCaprio's thoughts and mind over the years, I realize that he is a great actor because his acting is informed by significant thought, understanding and compassion. His acting is more removing a mask than putting one up.

[@reeree5259]

Yes!

[@keanukkmab]

I love how you intepret his artistry cause although his face is the same, the essence is vulnerability that is mask removing than enclosing, which could explain his longevity and believability! Thanks for that. Totally agree.

[@something1162]

"His acting is more removing a mask than putting one up". What a thought, and so eloquently put!

[@clindholm9396]

I know Lily is more than just her looks, but wow, she is so beautiful! Scorsese said he was just captivated by her face and I totally understand why.

[@hannahbanjo5629]

I thought the same thing!

[@traceycampbell7290]

But she's not a Osage

[@ray24051]

@@traceycampbell7290 Who cares if she's not from that tribe She is a Native American actor. Maybe the Osage community didn't have one of their own as a professional actor.

[@traceycampbell7290]

@@ray24051 some of us Osages care!!!!

[@slevinlindsay3624]

I feel like native Americans have very striking faces. There's a depth there. Their dress wear is also very appealing too.

[@NatalieVasilyev]

Lily corrected Leo in a delicate way in regard to anthropologists. I agree with her.

[@eonstot]

This is an incredible press conference. The respect and thoughtfulness given to this story is impressive.

[@caramel7123]

God damn! This press conference was to discuss the the brilliant historical film Killers Of The Flower Moon and the Osage and their story, their past, their present. NOT to focus on Robert DeNiro’s far left libby politics. Especially for someone who has been enjoying his white liberal elite privilege. Once AGAIN, New York City asshole Liberal, Robert DeNiro speaking at the Cannes Film Festival’s press release for Killers Of The Flower Moon, just has to liken the evil murderer William Hale, mastermind behind the murders of Osage Native Americans to President Donald Trump. Donald Trump has supported BLACK entrepreneur businesses in New York. That’s multiple. Donald Trump has financed historical black colleges, the first week in the Oval Office. Not the Clintons or the Obamas or Robert DeNiro. He feels the need to champion the tragedy of FELONY low life scum bag George Floyd. Robert DeNiro never speaks of any INNOCENT law abiding black victims of police shootings, not even Tamir E. Rice, a 12-year-old African American boy, was killed in Cleveland, Ohio, by Timothy Loehmann, a 26-year-old white police officer. How many civil rights activism opportunities has he been involved in during the 1970’s when our esteemed F.B.I. (Federal Bureau Of Ignorance), was trying to kill Native Americans people of Wounded Knee, South Dakota? None. How many civil rights activism opportunities has he been involved in during the 1980’s when the federal government was pouring crack cocaine into urban communities, New York City? None. How many Boys & Girls Club Centers has DeNiro lent his support to? None. I know Denzel Washington has and Al Pacino. This fake ass ACTOR. Likes to pretend to be DOWN with the black community but only just fucks black women. That’s his sole contribution.

[@samfilmkid]

Chief Standing Bear literally said Scorsese has restored trust with the Osage Nation. THAT is the power of cinema!

[@JayJayHaas]

Couldn't complete this press conference being hesitant that it could include spoilers but can't wait to see this film/Killers of the Flower Moon. See you at this movie, everyone! 🎥🍿

[@blahblah4129]

Stop saying 'literally' when unnecessary.

[@JuneH-j8p]

are they both buming her? That is the important question.

[@Orion225]

I'm awestruck by Lily. She's beautiful, well spoken and has a great voice. I think i already became a fan of her. 😅

[@brandonlanois1734]

ty

[@avery.a5948]

Thanks

[@Yallaredumb]

Kind of monotone now?

[@ivanthefool5237]

Speaks a foreign language to her

[@dakidfromknowhere765]

Yeah, she is pretty in a natural way

[@laineyshangreaux3491]

I’m honored I got to work and act with lily it’s so crazy seeing my friend sitting next to Leo I’m so proud 😅

[@happygucci5094]

She is so very powerful. Like 😮

[@mendozaartstudio]

Loved what Ms. Gladstone said about art transcending the narrative. Truly defines the true power of art.

[@IzabelaZuzannaKuraszkiewicz]

You wrote Ms.Gladstone but have you noticed that at the beginning the man that said monsieur Leonardo di Caprio and then monsieur this and monsieur that JUST SAID THE NAME OF THE LADY WITHOUT MS.?what do you think of him?

[@pumitriii6160]

@user-jt4ip5qm6f not that deep

[@clairjunior5291]

Haven’t seen the movie yet, I’m very pleased there are people like Martin Scorsese that tell the stories of atrocities perpetrated by White America against the native Americans who were the true Americans and resided on this land way before it was discovered. We should teach the real and actual history of America to our kids and not cherry-picked glamorous stories that hide a lot of what went on in this country.

[@fidenemini111]

To be released in October.

[@normag6769]

Atrocities committed by people to people. Between same color of people or different color of people. Between native American tribes, atrocities were also committed, between whites too, between blacks too, etc. Ethnic wars in Europe, Africa, Asia, America, etc. So, atrocities between human beings. Forever, everywhere, to this day. Doesn't mean it's okay, not yesterday not today. Human beings can be awful, also can be good.

[@caramel7123]

God damn! This press conference was to discuss the the brilliant historical film Killers Of The Flower Moon and the Osage and their story, their past, their present. NOT to focus on Robert DeNiro’s far left libby politics. Especially for someone who has been enjoying his white liberal elite privilege. Once AGAIN, New York City asshole Liberal, Robert DeNiro speaking at the Cannes Film Festival’s press release for Killers Of The Flower Moon, just has to liken the evil murderer William Hale, mastermind behind the murders of Osage Native Americans to President Donald Trump. Donald Trump has supported BLACK entrepreneur businesses in New York. That’s multiple. Donald Trump has financed historical black colleges, the first week in the Oval Office. Not the Clintons or the Obamas or Robert DeNiro. He feels the need to champion the tragedy of FELONY low life scum bag George Floyd. Robert DeNiro never speaks of any INNOCENT law abiding black victims of police shootings, not even Tamir E. Rice, a 12-year-old African American boy, was killed in Cleveland, Ohio, by Timothy Loehmann, a 26-year-old white police officer. How many civil rights activism opportunities has he been involved in during the 1970’s when our esteemed F.B.I. (Federal Bureau Of Ignorance), was trying to kill Native Americans people of Wounded Knee, South Dakota? None. How many civil rights activism opportunities has he been involved in during the 1980’s when the federal government was pouring crack cocaine into urban communities, New York City? None. How many Boys & Girls Club Centers has DeNiro lent his support to? None. I know Denzel Washington has and Al Pacino. This fake ass ACTOR. Likes to pretend to be DOWN with the black community but only just fucks black women. That’s his sole contribution.

[@scottbirch968]

Now do the cherry picked glamorous stories of the ever-warring first nations.

[@GuappoZaccagnino]

where did you go to school? ever since elementary school we were taught about the genocide of the native americans. and the IRONY of saying we cherry pick when it comes to the native americans. i was never taught in school about the Comanche in detail and that they made the Europeans look like boy scouts. or is it okay if the people stealing your land and committing the atrocities (that i can't even go into detail of what they did or my YT comment will be removed) look like you and wrong if they look different? many native tribes literally allied with the Europeans to fight the Comanche. hell, the last Comanche chief was literally half white. do you want to read the horror story of how that came to pass? just stop you're embarrassing yourself don't try to talk history when you don't have a basic understanding of it. lol, ik you're old af if you honestly think we're weren't taught about the atrocities against the native americans in school

[@frusciantify]

Man the passion that Martin carries for film making and film history is really inspiring, even after all these years, truly an exceptional human being and great artist.

[@debarshidatta5701]

Its so great so see Martin Scorcese, Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio together again and telling such an intriguing story 🙏

[@StevenCarinci]

Practically a threesome. ; + /

[@fijubriju5659]

They are first time together all 3 in movie 😅

[@belenahow]

Me too going to see it today

[@annohalloran6020]

Robert hates Leo. Too bad.

[@nashsevenofficial]

Lily Gladstone talks like a QUEEN

[@71술자]

He's in his 80s and still making films. The true craftsmanship.

[@susanfisher336]

I'm absolutely speechless of the spirituality this group as they reflect and communicate this monumental undertaking of making a film that is telling a story with respect, love and truth. So much heart and soul❤

[@StevenCarinci]

F Trump is totally like spiritual. Yeah...

[@miralabualjadail4206]

A dying art sadly. So true.

[@TheAbabab77]

@@StevenCarinciI'm impressed you managed to almost type a sentence with so few brain cells. Bravo sir

[@louisecatherinerushton8200]

I appreciate that the TRUTH of this "country" is coming out more and more. No more hiding it anymore. I hope more will follow. A real awakening.

[@irvingwashington8638]

Yup. Hopefully someday we will watch film about for instance Obama and about atrocities in countries like Libya or Syria he is responsible for. Also about the people Obama was actually working for. William Hale was actually a small scale murderer if you compare him to modern days American political "elites".

[@samfilmkid]

Scorsese changing his whole vision of the film after meeting with the Osage Nation says a lot about who he is as a filmmaker and as a person.

[@kdizzle901]

He’s my second favorite director he is so passionate about film it eat sleeps and breathes it

[@StevenCarinci]

​@@kdizzle901 and craps it too. "A pretty middling filmmaker passing for a great mind.". J. L. Goddard.

[@JakeRanney]

@@StevenCarinci Was Godard describing himself?

[@Kevon420]

He's always been one of the most thoughtful and passionate filmmakers ever, it doesn't surprise me that when given the opportunity he re-envisioned and expanded the film to what it is. The original concept sounded interesting but this final version sounds incredible, I cannot wait to see it myself.

[@samtepal3892]

Dude made Kundun. The sopranos guy liked it.

[@av1421]

Lily is amazing....so beautiful and well educated and well spoken

[@maxgallagher2535]

and AMAZING actress too..

[@dice1296]

and seemingly unaffected by the historic fame and talent she is surrounded by

[@teresaskarlicki2641]

I am sorry that not many people addressed their questions to Lily

[@delrey874]

Looking forward to her career.

[@AS-vq3wt]

This was so boring and shit. They all love the sound of their own voice. I hate Hollywood.

[@dr.med.detlefkohler6488]

I saw the film today. This woman should be nominated for an Oscar. De Niro and Di Caprio were great too. All best and congrats from Germany.

[@grahamh.4230]

If she is nominated for supporting actress (which I think is probable) she should and would win.

[@misterbobby8913]

​@@grahamh.4230Why supporting? Wouldn't she be Lead?

[@misterbobby8913]

De Niro has to win Best Supporting Actor. Downey Jr. Was Amazing in Oppenheimer. But, De Niro has to Win this. His portrayal was Out of this World. !

[@grahamh.4230]

@@misterbobby8913 They put people in weird categories all the time.

[@misterbobby8913]

@@grahamh.4230 True - You're very correct about that

[@robonick3607]

Lily just brilliant! So excited to see her in more big stuff.

[@marifujisawa2942]

She looks like a guy😅

[@seancorrigan7448]

Some epic talent here. What a star Lily Gladstone is about to become.

[@PapagenoMF]

Unfortunately she won't. She'll go the way of other extremely talented indigenous people who are used in a film or two and then forgotten.

[@Faristol7]

​@@PapagenoMFHer own sense of dignity and ethics will prevent her from becoming a huge Hollywood star.

[@_scabs6669]

Yeah, her politics aside, she's pretty hot! I'm excited for more real-looking women to get on the big screen again, instead of everybody looking androgynous. Anorexic isn't hot.

[@waynej2608]

​@@Faristol7I certainly hope that she continues making quality films. She's enormously talented.

[@Faristol7]

@@waynej2608 l'm going to see the film tomorrow in our local cinema where it has just come out...l'm so looking forward to it after reading the book by David Grann. I'm sure l won't be disappointed, and l can't wait to see Lily Gladstone's performance. I'm sure l won't be disappointed! 👍

[@nicklewandowski3877]

4:40 had me in tears about trust restored. That's got to be a deep honor to hear that

[@robertoponce8077]

❤good answer

[@chhinchhem3816]

I hope they paid Lily Gladstone just as much money as Leo and Robert, she was outstanding in this film. Big props to all in this film and the especially the Osage community. ✊🏾

[@dannitomachristensen97]

Can't wait for this movie. Martin Scorsese is an incredible director, and he needs to understand the impact he has had on all of us. I hope we have the chance to have him with us for many more years. Thank you for everything you have done for the cinematic universe of this world Marty. We love you and wish you all the best.

[@yesme9115]

You can see why Leo became a superstar. What a great group to listen to.

[@fylee60]

He is also a very thinking person. He questioned "where is the heart of this " story, which then got Marty and him working on a different angle and not to tell it as an FBI story. Cant wait to see the nuanced acting of Leo and Lily.

[@veritas2222]

Lily … brilliant in every possible way!

[@Casanovamorris]

Zzzzzzzz

[@redseneastmkii]

Just saw _Killers of the Flower Moon_ today, Thur., 26 Oct., and it was a very powerful film. Lily Gladstone was brilliant and she brought a tear to my eye.

[@3589546]

God shes so eloquent. Her words are like poetry.

[@ryangregohara]

Lily is absolutely brilliant speaking here.

[@jthomas420]

Ya no doubt!

[@gwendolynlathe5415]

Leo will get her in his. Heart. Perfectly

[@tylerlyons4943]

Even the cinematography of this press conference is amazing. Love the French!

[@thefilmdaddy]

Didn't wake up expecting to cry at Cannes press conference. Looks like we're in for quite film, can't believe it only comes out in October!

[@StevenCarinci]

Wait until it goes to DVD and get it from your local library. Why pay 15 bucks to empty you bladder and or bowels when you can hit the pause button at home. Marty shot his artistic load years ago. He's running on empty.

[@burritogamer3984]

@@StevenCarinci I disagree, Gary. I disagree.

[@YepOkay]

@@StevenCarinci Sounds like you've got a grudge over something, not to mention the movie isn't even out yet. 🤷

[@StevenCarinci]

@@YepOkay Check out what Goddard said of Scorsese. Marty is not a bad filmmaker but he lacks a poetic touch. Like Hemingway he peddles in rough trade. He's butch if you catch my drift. His muses are men. Also read Pauline Kaels review of Goodfellas re what gives Marty an erection, i.e., tumescence. Taxi Driver was the first gay cowboy movie long before Broke Back Mountain. Also the fact that Leo a mere child and an uneducated one at that is co- producing is not a good sign ☢️. This film requires a woman's touch of which he's incapable. Have a nice day.

[@Hkamerica273]

@@StevenCarincilol cry

[@sammy-wi8pi]

Cinematography will never die until we have these kinda people in it !!! Another 20 min+ standing ovation by me and my family colleagues and friends.

[@cyrilleautin]

I believe the Pandora box has been open thank you to this incredible crew. I'm sure they can't wait to do more First Nation stories in the future. Those stories need to be told and those guys won't loose their jobs. Thank you again! Thank you also to the Standing Rock movement and events and all the water protectors. Not sure this film will have seen the day without Standing Rock. MniWiconi!!!

[@raquelarchuleta6430]

ditto ….

[@haifaaal-moammar3880]

It's about time. I believe this will happen.

[@terobegay25]

They need to do a movie about The Long Walk. It's about Navajos chased of their land to fort sumner, New Mexico. Alot of Navajos have died.

[@LordKenebutch]

Yes Hollywood could make so many interesting movies about Native History and real people, I like to see a movie made about World War 1 vet Francis Pegahmagabow a Canadian Anihsnawbek (Ojibwe) warrior who was the greatest sniper in WW1 and would sneak into the German trenches at night and steal their ribbons and medals as they slept. Also I'm looking forward to the movie about the greatest athlete of the 20th Century Jim Thorpe (Sauk & Fox) produced by Angelina Jolie. 🙂

[@dgracia72]

I'm so happy for Lily Gladstone , a nominee for an Oscar™

[@MINDxWORM]

Man who the hell puts the TM after typing Oscar 😂😂😂

[@dgracia72]

@@MINDxWORM I do, got a problem with that?!

[@MINDxWORM]

@@dgracia72 Yes, I have a huge problem with it actually. It’s been on my mind for days.

[@waynej2608]

I should think so. I just saw the film and she is magnificent. She could definitely win it!. The three leads as well as the supporting cast are quite brilliant. And Scorsese ought to have a clear shot at nabbing another best director. 👍

[@tbd407]

Oscar "TM" lol

[@tydupont8084]

Leo is probably the most respectable man in Hollywood. He actually uses his position to help people. I can’t wait to see this movie

[@pauledwards3992]

Have to say, one of the most incredible press conferences I've ever watched ! I mean, don't think I've sat through an entire press conference as they usually bore me to tears- however I learned a lot just watching this press conference ! What an incredible movie, incredible director, actors, everybody affiliated with this project ! Need to go out and buy the book, want to see the movie and purchase it when it becomes available ! Big respect for the Osage nation, their Chief, everybody involved in putting this true history out there. Very important.

[@Aviiata]

I am so touched by this presentation of the film's process. I am so proud of the respect toward the indigenous people. I have always identified as a Native and treat the Earth as well as possible. Thank you for this movie.

[@selena___]

Great press conference conversation. On my "to see" list for sure

[@caramel7123]

God damn! This press conference was to discuss the the brilliant historical film Killers Of The Flower Moon and the Osage and their story, their past, their present. NOT to focus on Robert DeNiro’s far left libby politics. Especially for someone who has been enjoying his white liberal elite privilege. Once AGAIN, New York City asshole Liberal, Robert DeNiro speaking at the Cannes Film Festival’s press release for Killers Of The Flower Moon, just has to liken the evil murderer William Hale, mastermind behind the murders of Osage Native Americans to President Donald Trump. Donald Trump has supported BLACK entrepreneur businesses in New York. That’s multiple. Donald Trump has financed historical black colleges, the first week in the Oval Office. Not the Clintons or the Obamas or Robert DeNiro. He feels the need to champion the tragedy of FELONY low life scum bag George Floyd. Robert DeNiro never speaks of any INNOCENT law abiding black victims of police shootings, not even Tamir E. Rice, a 12-year-old African American boy, was killed in Cleveland, Ohio, by Timothy Loehmann, a 26-year-old white police officer. How many civil rights activism opportunities has he been involved in during the 1970’s when our esteemed F.B.I. (Federal Bureau Of Ignorance), was trying to kill Native Americans people of Wounded Knee, South Dakota? None. How many civil rights activism opportunities has he been involved in during the 1980’s when the federal government was pouring crack cocaine into urban communities, New York City? None. How many Boys & Girls Club Centers has DeNiro lent his support to? None. I know Denzel Washington has and Al Pacino. This fake ass ACTOR. Likes to pretend to be DOWN with the black community but only just fucks black women. That’s his sole contribution.

[@StevenCarinci]

Lucky for him Marty likes boys. He'll soon get dumped for Timothy.

[@janelleetsitty36]

Thank you, Martin and Leo, Robert and to the native speakers... as a Navajo/Pomo Native from California this was so refreshing. I hope that question in the beginning with regards to the missing Native females will be focused on... because if my Navajo father would not have seeded his family where he did...I might have been in that situation where I could be missing too... thank you to Martin, the actors who partook in this film... thank you with all my ❤

[@MarcantonioScaramuzza]

Martin Scorsese, Leonardo Dicaprio e Robert De Niro sono la leggende del cinema mondiale per sempre nel cuore ❤️

[@originalmindset5278]

Excellent press conference. Martin Scorsese is truly one of the great film makers of our time. DeNiro's a legend and DiCaprio will also go down as one of the greats. Another Tragic event in American history that had to be told. Respect to the entire cast and crew, as well as the OSAGE NATION.

[@MsG55580]

The book had the emotional duality of being riveting and leaving you hollowed out. Great work, hopefully Scorsese has honored the history. ❤

[@The111utube]

Searching for the truth is a daunting experience, more often against your own persona and background, and yet Truth prevails in spite of many veils that 'tradition' , culture, 'society' etc. may hide it. Martin Scorcese has done a great service to tell a compelling story to illuminate the frailty of human relationship amid greed and dishonesty. Thanks Martin and the team!!

[@theflickbuddy]

What a moment watching Leo ,Robert and one of the greatest filmmaker Martin Scorsese in one place together. Very Excited For This Movie 💖💖💖.

[@jimmymcclure4549]

I have seen the movie and have now watched several interviews of the director and the actors. You can see that they are proud of this film and they well should be, It will be in my opinion one of the most important films of my lifetime. Martin Scorsese has made many great movies but this is beyond that. He and the actors seated here and many others in the film have taken their ability as artists and transformed that talent into a work that preserves culture and history in a way that will seep into a nation that for all it's greatness does not on whole appreciate the study of either. Lily Gladstone is the most important part of the film to me. Her performance is at the heart of the experience of seeing this movie and learning of this story.

[@unfineshed_view_8182]

what an impressive conversation - everyone together manages such a pleasant restraint and seriousness, great.

[@Liam_Mellon]

I first encountered Lily through Crash Course Film, now in a few months I get to see her in one of the most anticipated movies of the year. I’m so happy for her!

[@Mauricio21ish]

Martin Scorsese has a tremendous filmography, I hope he takes home his second Academy Award for directing this film, Killer of the Flower Moon is an American story that needs to be told.

[@StevenCarinci]

The film will bomb at the box office. Marty is pure middling. The sensibilities of an engineer with average vision. Lilly will win an Oscar while Marty will simply get older.

[@teresahild]

My Mother was born and grew up in Osage (town) in Osage, County. Her Aunt Wilma Jean was full blood Osage, her sister was one of many Osage women that white men married for their oil/mineral rights then disappeared soon after marriage. Pawhuska Oklahoma and Osage Nation goes way back in my families history.

[@HimankChoubisa-yn3mw]

This Trio is whole cinema itself!

[@derekchin6403]

Tremendous film, just watched last night. I'm so glad to find this conference uploaded. Thank you, Festival de Cannes!

[@Kayumari]

I am very moved that we are starting to mature and finally talking about what needs to be talked about. Cling to the truth and the complexities there of.

[@dianepiranian1224]

Thank you Martin. I am grateful for your way of thinking and your use of words. I wish more there were people like you.

[@RC19786]

thanks for uploading this, its an honor listening to them.

[@MaheshWalatara]

This was a fantastic movie- the acting all around was staggering. Never even knew about these murders till this movie came out and Di Niro was harnessing his Capone style for this- even had a shaving scene similar to in The Untouchables. Amazing.

[@samxsappo]

I saw this movie last night in the local theatre. I highly recommend. I also love Lily Gladstone performance in it. I think she is wearing a J.Okuma piece here, so classy and beautiful.

[@prajnachan333]

Thjs is so beautiful- its not just a film about the Osage people, its of them and by them with full participation. Incredible. Finally a voice and some justice and true acknowledgement of this wonderful culture and indigenous human beings. The world is finally watching and listening! 🎉

[@GareBare90]

Magnifico and brilliant! Thank you Martin for this!

[@cactusqltr]

It is wonderful that this story is being told. De Niro is already known for doing conscious raising movies! So glad to see DiCaprio has taken that same road.

[@202triciae]

Leo has been a person that always had his hands and his thoughts into climate change and the world and indigenous people. He been talking about that for probably over 10 years. So hes not new to this. He truly believes in the things that he says. I believe he was an ambassador for something with the UN I forgot what it was . Hes talked awith Obama on th3 melting of the north pole. He visited with the Pope Vatican, so hes a very just a very open. Honest person aside from his private life in all honesty. Who cares? , Leo has followed his heart into a lot of causes for the US for America and for other areas in the world. He's a humanist. ❤ He has made several documentaries regarding climate change and the damage that has been done to the earth❤

[@anitahand5699]

he is a real climate warrior - taking his multi million dollar yacht and private plane everywhere he goes. so strong so brave so outspoken on climate change. hypocrite. during a drought in california he had his gardeners water his lawn every day and chose to pay the fine instead of having a brown lawn. yeah he is a special one all right

[@tallulah_b.1368]

​@anitahand5699 precisely! The whole "climate change" cr@p is a ridiculous lie! Even in this clip, virtual signalling galore (coNvid, v@cc etc)🤢🤑. Couldn't watch further after that 🤮

[@zacharyjohnston1957]

I just watched Dances With Wolves in school, and yes, it is a masterpiece. And it has beautiful cinematography. Cool to see more Native American stories being told.

[@kdizzle901]

Goodfellas still should have won best picture

[@ianschmitt4991]

​@@kdizzle901 Casino is better than Goodfellas tho

[@kdizzle901]

@@ianschmitt4991 not in my opinion and that came out in 1995 I compared those two cuz it was the same year Casino wasn’t even nominated for best pic or director

[@ianschmitt4991]

@@kdizzle901 well Casino should've been nominated for both of the categories you listed, and Goodfellas caught a tough matchup with the Western revival attitude in the late 80s early 90s

[@kdizzle901]

@@ianschmitt4991 yea the Oscar’s love westerns and musicals it’s a crime that Scorsese has one Oscar and didn’t win until 2006

[@Star-hk6gc]

I saw this movie last night. First night in my town. It was a wonderfully done film. I am sad disappointed and devastated this happened and glad it was told. My heart goes out to the women who were murdered. And to the families of these women.

[@majid0613]

Amazing conference. A big shoutout to all the cast and tons of appreciation for Martin Scorsese Sir for what he's been doing for cinema for decades of now. Kudos.

[@charliegabriel7431]

15:05 Martin Scorsese got emotional once being called "Nation finest film maker" Got me emotional as well.

[@vinitbrett]

That was the late Roger Ebert's wife. The memories triggered for Marty. How he would have wanted Ebert to watch The Irishman and this one. Nobody would have championed it like Roger.

[@maxgallagher2535]

It's been a long time since i was moved by an actor or actress but when i saw Lily in "Certain Women", i was fascinated by her performance and i'm happy that a great like Scorsese gives her an important role in front to mega stars like De niro and Dicaprio... i really hope she will have a great career

[@BenjaminJDunn]

Martin Scorsese is a genius!

[@Amro_spective]

So happy for lilly Gladstone

[@TheChoobie]

Love how Leo and Lily were the only panel members applauding each introduction ❤

[@patbinder8291]

I saw the film yesterday at a special showing in Austin, TX. It was remarkable! The acting was as expected from such a great cast. Having lived in Oklahoma for many, many years, I'm ashamed that I didn't know about the history of the Osage. Thank you for making this movie and bringing history to us all regarding the Osage tribe.

[@DancewithSuzaa]

Can’t wait to view this movie. Lily is finally getting the much deserved attention ❤ best wishes to the entire team.

[@badbill6492]

WE HAVE ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE AMEICAN INDIAN STRUGGLE WAS HYPED FOR HOLLYWOODS PROFIT , REAVELING THE HONESTY TAPES TREY OF THE OSAGE American struggle was and still today is prevalent .The authenticity of the story is always deciphered by the public . Thank you CHIEF STANDIND BEAR. LILY GLADESTONE , MARTIN SCORCESE , ROBBERT DENIRO ,LEO DECAPRIO

[@pgpc6448]

This type of film is so very eye opening and educational! Fabulous job.

[@WonderingAboutThat]

Beautifil to see the respect that the creators of this film gave to the indigenous people

[@dianewhalen9721]

What a great group of people🙏🏼❤️

[@catherinesalacuse3284]

Great questions based on authentic facts, to Martin Scorsese . Bravo. A movie not to miss. Thank you. 🇫🇷🇺🇸

[@E-LIB]

Bonjour de France. Un film de Martin Scorsese avec Robert De Niro et Leonardo DiCaprio, impossible de ne pas le voir. Salutations et bonne continuation. 🇺🇸🇨🇵🥂

[@dadamson6980]

The book was amazing! I've been anticipating this film for a very long time. Martin Scorsese films are always great and so excited about the cast. Can't wait to see this.

[@jorgefiguerola1239]

So glad to see serious films being made. Something for the vault that has captured a time in the evolution of American culture. Bravo!

[@judy8117]

This is based on a true story,I can't wait to see,THE writer did it on spot!👏👏👏👏👏💯

[@CourierSeven]

Marty is 80 and still has sharp mind, as always. Keep going sir.

[@slevinlindsay3624]

If you don't use it, you lose it.

[@normaadame1271]

I absolutely LOVE THIS MOVIE, about bringing attention to our Native American Family a true story, the injustice to our Indigenous Brothers and Sisters , THANKS 🙏🏽 TO ALL WHO PRODUCED THIS MOVIE ❤️And Thank You Mr Leonardo DiCaprio I am a long time Fan of Yours especially 🙏🏽❤️

[@kinglouiethethird]

how hard they worked telling the truth of the osage shows the reverence they have for the people

[@forhadhasanovi4409]

Scorsese's speaking style has something that makes the artists give their 100+20% more...love him❤

[@DrVenture45]

This is how biographical movies should be done, not pandering to what's socially "comfortable", but keeping context as accurate as possible. Good or bad, everyone has a story...it's lessons learned that's the proof of listening. Hats off to Scorsese and the Osage Nation.

[@TalonsOfFire]

Very excited to see the movie. It's been legendary the collaborations between both Scorsese and De Niro and Scorsese with Leo, and the three of them finally collaborating together is a dream come true.

[@stardust6840]

Lily is absolutely brilliant, I am wishing all the best for her.

[@taylorjorgenson7230]

I'm Osage living in Illinois. Thank you so much for allowing this film to be shown there. I loved this interview.

[@MultiKarola]

just bought the book. cant wait for the film

[@marcl2213]

Did the same thing (ordered the book, hasn’t received it yet). It’s interesting to note, according to this conference, that the movie will differ slightly from the book. I think Scorsese did the right thing by changing a few points of views.

[@MultiKarola]

@@marcl2213 yep. always great to see the story from different perspectives

[@alejoparedes2388]

It's a great book, a true page-turner, you will love it

[@youmovie1359]

Excuse me, I don't want to offend anyone with this.. but if you read the book before you see the movie, isn't it a bit like you're ruining the movie experience? Because you will know how it will end, all the implications of the plot, etc..

[@alejoparedes2388]

@@youmovie1359 It's an understandle concern, and in most cases it'd be warranted. But Scorsese said his movie, while telling the same story, will take a different approach to it. Not that I've seen the film to confirm this, but it seems to me, from reading the early reviews of the movie, that it and the book are very different (and hopefully, equally rewarding) experiences.

[@mariajohnson3775]

Excited to see. I’m John Joseph Matthews Niece. Famous Historian and writer for our Osage. I would love for you all to use his pelt in your next movie. I’m honored to of grown up with the teachings and culture of Osage. I’m sure he’s smiling down from heaven. There are just a few of us still living to share our stories. My Aunt and Godmother being the closest in age. Thank you for taking your time to make this through the eyes of Molly and our Nation. Blessings

[@neongriffin_ed]

I loved Rick Dalton in Bounty Law, can't wait to see what he does here!

[@irvingwashington8638]

Rick Dalton just passed away. 😥 Tarantino confirmed his death a couple days ago

[@tommcmahon3200]

Beautiful responses. Can't wait to see it!!

[@aaagaming2023]

Leo is such a well-spoken and articulate guy. A real pleasure to see them all together discussing this movie. Cannot wait to see it.

[@Stefarooh]

Lily is just amazing. So articulate and utterly beautiful. I am transfixed. Can't wait to see her blow up big. I haven't even seen the movie yet but I am guessing we are going to be witnessing the birth of a new star?

[@Stefarooh]

@@BakangSerame Not everyone finds thin skeletons sexy

[@uhasja]

​@@Stefarooh she is not skinny skeleton

[@sirfaulty7436]

Learn to read idiot

[@Stefarooh]

@@uhasja Learn to read idiot

[@apples8872]

Every time she spoke, I was transfixed. Could listen to her talk all day

[@asimwaheed8201]

Hope Lily Gladstone have a long and successful career.

[@janm2473]

Lily is just exquisite and speaks so well....

[@jun-peiliao2053]

Can't wait ... hope to see the film soon in Asia

[@tel5690]

Excited to see this.... ordered the book to learn more about this story. Wow Lilly is so beautiful...