The filmmaker also reflected on the significance of Josephine‘s reception at Sundance, where the film earned both the U.S. Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award. While celebrating the dedication of her collaborators, she acknowledged the importance of creating space for conversations about sexual violence, a subject she says is often unwelcome in public discourse.
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