Why Making Beth de Araújo’s ‘Josephine’ with a Real Kid Had to Be Nothing but Safe
TIFF: As the Sundance winner readies for its fall release, writer/director Araújo and star Gemma Chan tell IndieWire how they ensured their revelatory child star Mason Reeves had the best time possible making her first film.
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