The ‘Josephine’ trailer features Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan, depicting that they cannot parent away an act of violence. Writer‑director Beth de Araújo describes the film as her second feature about the wrenching horror children witness and the cost of bearing that witness.
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Fans of Channing Tatum may be interested as he appears in the new ‘Josephine’ trailer, highlighting his role in a film tackling difficult subject matter.
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