Josef Fares (b. 1977)

Birthplace:
Beirut, Lebanon

Born:
September 19, 1977

Josef Fares (born 19 September 1977) is a Swedish-Lebanese film director and video game designer of Assyrian descent. His brother is the actor Fares Fares, who has appeared in many of his films, including one of his major hits, A Way Out (2018). He is the founder of Hazelight Studios. He was presented with "The Game Of The Year Award" for his game It Takes Two at  The Game Awards in 2021. He also directed the game Split Fiction (2025).  Description above from the Wikipedia article Josef Fares, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Characters:
????  Split Fiction

Director:
2000  The Best Man's Wedding
2003  Kopps
2005  Zozo
2007  Leo
2008  Hockey Model
2010  Balls
????  Split Fiction

Editor:
2000  The Best Man's Wedding
2003  Kopps
2005  Zozo
2007  Leo
2008  Hockey Model
2010  Balls
????  Split Fiction

Executive Producer:
2000  The Best Man's Wedding
2003  Kopps
2005  Zozo
2007  Leo
2008  Hockey Model
2010  Balls
2023  Exodus
????  Split Fiction

Screenplay:
2000  The Best Man's Wedding
2003  Kopps
2005  Zozo
2007  Leo
2008  Hockey Model
2010  Balls
2023  Exodus
????  Split Fiction

Thanks:
2000  The Best Man's Wedding
2003  Kopps
2005  Zozo
2007  Leo
2008  Hockey Model
2010  Balls
2012  Bekas
2023  Exodus
????  Split Fiction

Writer:
2000  The Best Man's Wedding
2003  Kopps
2005  Zozo
2007  Leo
2008  Hockey Model
2010  Balls
2012  Bekas
2023  Exodus
????  Split Fiction

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