New Trailer for Josephine Starring Channing Tatum and Jema Chan Released
The new trailer for the film Josephine, starring Channing Tatum, Jema Chan and Mason Reeves, has been released. The psychological drama follows an eight-year-old girl who suffers emotional trauma after witnessing a horrific crime, and her parents try to help her and...
The new trailer of the movie Josephine starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and Mason Reeves has been released. This psychological drama tells the story of an eight-year-old girl who is traumatized after witnessing a horrific crime, and her parents try to help her and restore a sense of security to their lives.
The story of the movie Josephine is about a girl with the same name played by Mason Reeves, who happens to witness a violent crime in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. This incident has a deep impact on his spirit and causes him to behave differently and sometimes violently; Behavior that is an attempt to cope with his fears and regain a sense of security.
In the meantime, Josephine's parents, Damien played by Channing Tatum and Claire played by Gemma Chan, try to help their daughter cope with the bitter experience she has gone through. However, in addition to worrying about their child's mental state, they also have to face their own fears and disagreements; An issue that increases the psychological pressure of this incident on the family.
The new trailer captures the heavy and emotional atmosphere of the film and shows how the incident has affected the family's daily life. As Josephine's parents try to protect her, they must find a way to talk about what she saw; A task that is much more difficult for a child at this age than it seems.
Josephine was directed and written by Beth de Araújo. The film is inspired by his personal experiences and tries to explore the psychological consequences of witnessing violence in childhood and its impact on family relationships. Josephine was previously screened at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival and was able to win two important awards in the competitive section of American fiction cinema, namely the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award. This success caused the film to be noticed before the general release.
The movie Josephine will be released in theaters on November 20, 2026 (November 29, 1405) in a limited way, and its wide release will begin on December 4, 2026 (December 13, 1405).