Joshua is a 2007 psychological horror/thriller film about an affluent young Manhattan family, and how they are torn apart by the increasingly psychotic behavior of the mentally disturbed son Joshua. The film was directed by George Ratliff and stars Sam Rockwell, Vera Farmiga, and Jacob Kogan. It was released on July 6, 2007 in the United States.

The town of Auburn was always normal, to say the least. True, the people there weren't really a "community", but they never noticed...until a stranger named Joshua rolled into town one morning. In small ways, Joshua began to help out around the town-helping a teen play guitar, helping save a marriage in danger, or teaching a bumbling priest how to speak about faith. An old Baptist church that came down in a storm is his next big project. With the help of stuttering Theo, who dreams of being a preacher, he brings the town together to restore the old building. In this way, the whole town unites and becomes a community. This attracts the attention of Father Tordone, who is a bitter man due to the fact that he lost a position in the Vatican. When the mysterious Joshua begins to show up in two places at once and miraculously cures a blind woman, Father Tordone believes Joshua is a false prophet, trying to cheat people. When his next huge miracle-reviving Theo from death after he falls from the roof of the newly completed church-overwhelms the town, Father Tordone seeks out an official condemnation from the Vatican. But Joshua melts his icy heart, and the reformed Father becomes a Vatican member. Joshua sees the Pope himself and reveals himself as Jesus! After his meeting, Joshua leaves-but the people of Auburn, with their dreams fufilled and their happiness increased. Written by Anonymous

shua: Five? I killed nearly twice that many in the war.

x' Woman: Must get lonely riding out there all alone. shua: I got my horse.

The role of Joshua's young sibling was played by the real-life newborn sibling of Jacob Kogan.