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“There’s such a sense of helplessness right now in America”: Beth de Araújo on Josephine
As the second week of LFF gets underway, we speak to Beth de Araújo about taking a child’s eye view for her second feature, Josephine, a disquieting exploration of sexual violence based on a…
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