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With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

With Scorsese at the helm instead of an Indigenous director, Osage people feared that the film would be yet another example of Hollywood's traditionally stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans.

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