Josef Fares makes his directorial debut with "Jalla! Jalla!", a comedy exploring themes of culture and identity. The film receives critical acclaim and commercial success in Sweden.

Fares directs "Kopps", a comedic action film that satirizes Swedish stereotypes and police procedures. The film further establishes his reputation as a talented filmmaker.

Fares directs "Zozo", a semi-autobiographical film that delves into the experiences of a young boy fleeing war-torn Lebanon. The film receives international recognition and critical acclaim for its powerful storytelling and emotional depth.

Fares releases "Leo", another Swedish film. Though less internationally known than his other works, it continues to showcase his ability to blend humor and heartfelt narratives.

Fares directs "Balls", a comedy centered around a bowling team. It marks another entry in his filmography that balances humor and relatable human stories.