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Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan–led Sundance drama Josephine has been acquired by Sumerian Pictures in a seven-figure US deal, with a major theatrical release and awards campaign planned, following its Sundance world premiere and upcoming Berlin debut.
Channing Tatum posted from a hospital bed about recovering from a shoulder injury that required surgery, sharing an X-ray of a separated shoulder and a screw repair. The actor previously revealed a leg injury on another project, and he’s receiving support from fans and girlfriend Inka Williams as he faces a challenging recovery period.
Channing Tatum posted from his hospital bed after undergoing surgery for a separated shoulder, sharing X-ray images that show the break and a screw stabilizing the bones; he didn’t specify how the injury occurred, but he has support from girlfriend Inka Williams during recovery.
Beth de Araújo’s Josephine, a harrowing thriller told entirely from an eight-year-old’s perspective about the aftermath of a sexual assault, has become Sundance’s breakout, drawing audiences into a visceral, first-person experience and earning a standing ovation; with Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan leading and Greta Zozula’s POV cinematography, major buyers are circling though no deal has been announced yet, as Berlinale approaches and an awards push looms.
At Sundance, Beth de Araújo’s Josephine follows eight-year-old Jo after witnessing a rape; the film uses long takes to inhabit her psyche, balancing heavy subject matter with restraint as the courtroom drama unfolds, anchored by Mason Reeves’s mesmerizing performance and strong support from Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan.
Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan headline Josephine, a drama about a child who witnesses a crime, as Sundance kicks off with back-to-back premieres at the Eccles Theatre, followed by Olivia Wilde in Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex (also featuring Charli XCX). The pop star will then headline a Charli XCX–themed double feature, debuting her mockumentary The Moment the same night.
At Sundance’s Eccles Theater, the world premiere of Josephine moved audiences to tears as Channing Tatum admitted he cried five, six, and seven times while watching the film for the first time. The drama follows a young girl who witnesses a brutal sexual assault, with Tatum and Gemma Chan portraying her parents. Director Beth de Araújo spoke about crafting the story through a child’s perspective on female fear, while 8-year-old Mason Reeves—who plays Josephine—drew applause during a standout debut.
Channing Tatum wiped away tears at the world premiere of Josephine at Sundance, describing he cried five, six, seven times while watching the film. The drama, directed by Beth de Araújo, follows a young girl who witnesses a sexual assault, with Tatum and Gemma Chan portraying her parents and newcomer Mason Reeves in a pivotal role. The premiere drew a standing ovation and signaled one of Sundance’s early sensations for 2026.
At the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Charli XCX, Channing Tatum, and Olivia Wilde attend premieres for films like Josephine, The Moment, and I Want Your Sex, with fans and photographers capturing the arrivals as the festival kicks off.
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.
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival unveiled a 2026 competition lineup of 22 largely arthouse titles with no Hollywood studio releases. Highlights include At the Sea starring Amy Adams; Josephine featuring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan (headlining after Sundance); Nightborn with Rupert Grint; Rose with Sandra Hüller; and Rosebush Pruning, among others. Wim Wenders will head the festival’s jury as Berlin also showcases a robust Perspectives slate for new filmmakers. Josephine will premiere in Berlin after Sundance, with other titles world-premiering; festival runs Feb. 12–22, 2026.
Berlin’s 76th Berlinale competition lineup includes Riley Keough in Rosebush Pruning and Channing Tatum in Josephine, with Wim Wenders as jury president and Tricia Tuttle leading programming. No Good Men opens the festival, which runs February 12–22, 2026, signaling a blend of international prestige, politically charged cinema and hollywood talent alongside European directors.
Derek Cianfrance's film Roofman, based on real events, explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the American Dream through the story of a former soldier turned robber hiding in a toy store, emphasizing his choice of love over money and reflecting on his personal and societal values.
Channing Tatum discusses his upcoming projects, including the film 'Roofman' which showcases his dramatic range, his long-anticipated 'Gambit' movie with an R-rated, sex-positive tone that Marvel might explore in the future, and the ongoing challenges in developing '21 Jump Street 3' due to high production costs. He also reflects on his career, working with director Derek Cianfrance, and shares his thoughts on AI in acting.
Channing Tatum denies Jax Taylor's claim that they were roommates in a model house in 2002, stating he does not recall ever living with Jax, contradicting Taylor's repeated assertions.