Apple Original Films’ ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ exhibition opens to the public

“Beyond the screen: Flower Moon Killers,” an exhibit featuring artifacts from the Apple Original movie and celebrating the artisans who contributed to its creation, is open to the public this weekend, Nov. 17-19, and will reopen after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Among the many notable elements of the film on display at Apple’s Los Angeles headquarters in Culver City are The wedding outfits worn by Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone; an immersive Osage roundhouse; handmade Pendleton blanket collections; Stetson hats; a 1928 Chevy Coupe; and select pool hall game accessories.

“This exhibition invites you to see, hear, touch and feel the world created by the film’s artisans. Discover how sound and composition serve as emotional drivers, examine the fine details of elaborate costume design, and focus on the cinematic universe of Scorsese’s Flower Moon Killers.” says the exhibition description.

Directed by Martin Scorsese, “Killers of the Flower Moon” is based on the 2017 novel of the same name by David Grann. It follows the actual events of the “Reign of Terror” in the early 1900s, in which members of the Osage Nation were murdered by white individuals seeking to obtain their oil and wealth for themselves. Leonardo DiCaprio plays oil greedy Ernest Burkhart, while Lily Gladstone plays his Osage wife, Mollie Kyle.

Upon entering the exhibit, visitors will witness a scenic backdrop of the Pawhuska landscape of Oklahoma, where the story takes place. You’ll also find quotes from Scorsese and his personal annotated copy of Grann’s book. Visitors will be immersed in a listening experience with music from the original score composed by Robbie Robertson, behind-the-scenes photographs of the recording process and a QR code to scan, which will direct participants to the film’s score on Apple Music.

Later in the exhibit, visitors will find a recreation of Mollie’s bedroom with the original bed, dresser, rocking chair and period stove. Some of the accessories also displayed include Mollie’s Bible and rosary, Mollie’s pipe, and an antique glass jar with blue balls.

Afterwards, visitors will find a recreation of the wedding scene between Ernest and Mollie, which is where they will also see the wedding outfits. Here you can watch a documentary about Osage crafts, which were incorporated into the characters’ costumes during the film’s wedding scene.

Visitors will then venture into the billiards room with original props such as a 1920s pool table and insulin boxes, the latter a reference to Mollie’s diabetes portrayed in the film.

Towards the end of the exhibition there will be a set inspired by an Osage roundhouse and made entirely of cedar wood, where there will be six Osage sets.

As a final farewell, “Beyond the Screen: Killers of the Flower Moon” links the events of the film to the present. The final part of the exhibit will feature an original blanket created by Chad Renfro and worn by Chief Foot Bear of the Osage Nation on the red carpet at the film’s premiere; an original Osage song written for the film; the documentary “Wahzhazhe Always” about the Osage Nation; and the film’s credits sequence.

Although the exhibit is free, visitors must reserve a spot online. Additionally, there will be behind-the-scenes panels throughout the weekend with the film’s artisans discussing their respective crafts. Information and tickets available to book at murderersdelaflorlunaexhibit.com.

Dashboard information:

Saturday November 18

“The Appearance of the Killers of the Flower Moon Characters” with Thomas Nellen and Sian Grigg

12:00-1:00 p.m. Pacific Time

Masterclass “Listening to the Killers of the Flower Moon” with Mark Ulano

2:00-3:00 pm (Pacific Time)

“Designing the Flower Moon Killers” with Jack Fisk, Adam Willis and Marianne Bower

4:00-5:00 pm (Pacific Time)

Sunday, November 19

“The Osage Nation” with Addie Roanhorse, Chad Renfro and Julie O’Keefe

10:00 – 11:00 am PT (press check-in: 9:30 am PT)

“Casting Killers of the Flower Moon” with Ellen Lewis and Rene Haynes

3:00-4:00 pm (Pacific Time)

See more photos from the exhibition below: