Exposé: New Film "Flower Moon Assassin" Canceled for U.S. Release – Apple's Strategic Shift

Rumors circulate today that the approved film "Flower Moon Assassin" has been canceled for release in the United States due to Apple's strategic realignment. No official statement has been issued as of now. Stay tuned for further updates.

The film was originally scheduled to premiere in limited theaters in North America on October 6 and have a wide release on the 20th, followed by its availability on Apple TV+. The screenplay is written by the renowned writer Eric Ross, known for works such as "A Star is Born," "Forrest Gump," and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." It's an adaptation of the bestselling book by David Grann, depicting a well-known murder mystery involving Native Americans.

Set in the 1920s in Oklahoma, the once-wealthy Osage Nation Native Americans, per capita, became one of the wealthiest in the world. However, the discovery of oil on their land led to a series of mysterious deaths. This case prompted the U.S. government to establish a new law enforcement agency, the well-known Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and marked the rise of FBI's founder, J. Edgar Hoover. As the death toll continued to rise, the newly formed FBI initiated an investigation into this case, uncovering a horrifying conspiracy. It stands as one of the most chilling crimes in American history, where white individuals massacred Native Americans for profit.