Assistant costume designer on Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon sues Apple Studios for racial discrimination, claiming her work as a Native American was suppressed during awards season.
Key Points
Costume designer's work as a Native American was suppressed during awards season
Listed as first assistant costume designer but credit was removed at the behest of lead designer
Costume Designers Guild agreed that the credit removal was improper
Accusations of neglect in crediting the designer and emotional distress inflicted
Pros
Shedding light on racial discrimination in the film industry
Highlighting the importance of crediting all contributors, especially those from marginalized backgrounds
Cons
Negative impact on the career and emotional well-being of the costume designer
Raises questions about the fairness and recognition of diverse talent in Hollywood