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In Josephine, Gemma Chan and Channing Tatum play parents pushed to their limits after their young daughter witnesses an act of violence. Beth de Araújo

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Sitting in the low, carpeted hush of a central London hotel lounge, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi is miles away from the frozen séracs and oxygen-depleted heights of the Tibetan plateau. Yet the mountain trails her everywhere she travels. For a decade, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker has studied men and women who look at absolute verticality and […]

In Josephine, Gemma Chan and Channing Tatum play parents pushed to their limits after their young daughter witnesses an act of violence. Beth de Araújo crafts an honest look at trauma, fear, and parental silence.
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