Josh Safdie
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Joshua Henry Safdie (born April 3, 1984) is an American filmmaker and screenwriter, best known for his work with his younger brother, Benny Safdie, as one half of the acclaimed Safdie Brothers. Together, they developed a reputation for raw, urgent storytelling in films such as Heaven Knows What (2014), Good Time (2017), and Uncut Gems (2019). In 2024, it was reported that the Safdie Brothers would no longer co-direct and would instead pursue solo projects. Josh's first feature since the split, Marty Supreme (2025), was critically acclaimed, earning him nine Oscar nominations, including best picture and best director.
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Marty Supreme (2025)
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Uncut Gems (2019)
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Good Time (2017)
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Heaven Knows What (2015)
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Adam Sandler: Love You (2024)
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Daddy Longlegs (2010)
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Question & Answer (2020)
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Lenny Cooke (2013)
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The Pleasure of Being Robbed (2008)
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The Back of Her Head (2007)
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Trophy Hunter (2012)
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Gone Tomorrow (—)
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Lethargy (2002)
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Heartland (2012)
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Solid Gold (2013)
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The Black Balloon (2012)
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The Ralph Handel Story (2006)
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The Adventures of Slater's Friend (2005)
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Straight Hustle (2011)
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Goldman v Silverman (2020)
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John's Gone (2010)
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I Think I'm Missing Parts (2007)
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There's Nothing You Can Do (2008)
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Toback Vs. Mailer: The Incident (2016)
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Buttons (2011)
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Alberto Live in a Bathroom (2004)
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Lose Her Island (2012)
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The Pure and the Damned (2017)
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We're Going to the Zoo (2006)
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Untitled Josh Safdie Project (—)
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Jerry Ruis, Shall We Do This? (2007)
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If You See Something, Say Something (2006)
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John's Lonely Trip to Coney Island (2008)
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A Fairy-Nose (—)
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