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Sundance Debut Turns Rape Trauma Into a Family Portrait

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Source: Deadline
Sundance Debut Turns Rape Trauma Into a Family Portrait
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At Sundance, Beth de Araujo's Josephine offers an earnest, harrowing portrait of trauma after an 8-year-old witness to a rape; Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan play the girl's parents as the film traces the fallout—therapeutic, legal, and relational—from the moment of the crime to the courtroom's thorny path to justice.

Topics:entertainment#beth-de-araujo#channing-tatum#film#gemma-chan#josephine#sundance-film-festival
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