New Josephine trailer shows Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan facing a family crisis
Sumerian Pictures released a new trailer for Josephine, Beth de Araújo's Sundance-winning drama starring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan. The film follows parents coping after their eight-year-old daughter witnesses a brutal crime in Golden Gate Park. It opens in select theaters November 20 and nationwide December 4.
Sumerian Pictures has unveiled another look at Josephine, the Sundance title written, produced, and directed by Beth de Araújo. The drama centers on Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan as parents whose eight-year-old daughter, played by Mason Lily Reeves in her first screen role, sees a violent crime in Golden Gate Park.
The trailer previews the girl testifying and her father coaching her in the same park, while her parents confront safety and emotional fallout. The film earned Sundance's Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award and opens in select theaters Nov. 20 before expanding nationwide Dec. 4.
Josephine may resonate with families navigating trauma, child witnesses, and the justice system. Its portrait of parents trying to protect a daughter could prompt viewers to consider how communities support young people after violence. The Sundance recognition and star cast may draw wider attention to such stories, potentially encouraging conversations about healing and accountability without offering easy answers.