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It Scarred Countless Kids—and Allegedly Left One Dead. Leonardo DiCaprio Is Convinced “It Was Real.” Was It?

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Faces of Death was “banned in 46 countries.” It claimed its shocking footage was all real. Some of it was.

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It Scarred Countless Kids—and Allegedly Left One Dead. Leonardo DiCaprio Is Convinced “It Was Real.” Was It?

Faces of Death was “banned in 46 countries.” It claimed its shocking footage was all real. Some of it was.

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Slate broke the news in United States on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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