Joe Balass
Film director
1966 –
Who is Joe Balass?
Joe Balass is an Iraqi Canadian film maker.
Of Jewish heritage, Balass is most known for Nana, George and Me, which is an autobiographical video by a young, gay Iraqi Jewish filmmaker who takes a charmingly unconventional look at three Iraqi Jewish lives; that of the filmmaker, his 92-year-old Nana and his 73-year-old friend, George. It was screened at the Castro Theatre.
Balass escaped from Iraq with his family at age four, and eventually settled in Canada. He has previously worked as a freelance editor, photographer and producer. He has directed a number of short films and videos including; Funhouse, Caroline, Tattoo Needle Pricks, and On a Very Violet Night in the Apartements Daphne, which won a Golden Apple Award at the New England Film & Video Festival
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- Born
- 1966
Baghdad - Ethnicity
- Jewish people
- Nationality
- Canada
- Iraq
- Profession
- Lived in
- Baghdad
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on July 23, 2013
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